Damaged or blocked chimney flues, negative pressure and insufficient venting are just a few of the issues that result in a smoke-filled room. Brent can advise you by looking at the age of your property and your fireplace or appliance, either in person or on a video call.
Whether you have a modern or period property, Brent can help you decide which type of appliance will be the most energy-efficient and aesthetically pleasing option.
Removing and restoring antique fireplaces to their former glory is a particular favourite part of Brent’s vocation. He’d be delighted to look at your fireplace and recommend a course of action.
Yes! There are a few things to consider, most importantly good, safe ventilation, but an inset fireplace in a custom-built recess, without ash and smoke can be a fantastic option for modern properties.
No, it's too early to think about Hydrogen in the domestic sector in the UK just yet. However, some European countries offer appliances that burn a combination of hydrogen and natural gas.
Brent enjoys creating bespoke designs that allow him to use the design skills he learned and has practiced for over the last 40 years.
The first 15-minute consultation is FREE, during which you can explain your issue, or what you’re looking for. This can be followed by a visit for customers within 30 miles of Leeds city centre.
Yes. If the lining of the flue has deteriorated, dangerous gases can leak into your home. home. A professional should check the lining to ensure that it is intact.
There are three main types of flue liners, these can be used for solid fuel fires, gas fires, and stoves.
Flexible metal: the most used and comes in various diameters and materials.
Pumper liner system: a forma is placed down the chimney, inflated, and filled with a cement-like filler. Once deflated and removed, it leaves the perfect cavity for the flue.
Sectional pot liner: sections of liner are lowered down from the top and sealed at each joint. This system requires the chimney breast to be opened at the point of a bend so the sections can be guided into place. A good choice for larger-diameter flues in large fireplaces.
All flues must be checked on an annual basis for safety reasons. Flues for wood-burning stoves should be swept at least once every heating season.