Ten years on commercial biomass, backed by a family trade that goes back to 1979. Scheduled cleaning, inspection and condition-scored reporting for biomass and oil flues across the country.
Wood chip and pellet systems foul faster than any domestic chimney and they fail differently. Deposits build in the flue way and start cutting efficiency long before anything triggers an alarm — so the first sign is usually a fuel bill, not a fault light.
Acidic condensate does the real damage. It attacks the flue wall from the inside, and by the time it’s visible from the outside you’re replacing sections rather than cleaning them.
Scheduled cleaning on an interval matched to your fuel and run hours, with a full internal inspection every visit. Every flue is condition-scored, photographed and documented, so deterioration shows up as a trend rather than a surprise.
No two biomass installs are the same. Professional rods and brushes only get you so far, so we design and make our own fittings, adaptors and vacuum mounts to suit each system — kit you can’t buy off the shelf.
We clean commercial oil boiler flues too, so a site with biomass and oil back-up has one contractor for every flue.

These are real flues on live sites. All three were running when we arrived.



Every biomass system is different, so the fittings, adaptors and vacuum mounts we use are designed and made by us to suit it.
Sites anywhere in the UK, scheduled into planned runs rather than priced as one-off call-outs.
A single boiler is just as welcome. If you run several sites, they can sit under one agreement, one contact and one invoice.
Every flue scored and photographed on every visit, with a certificate for each boiler.
Planned shutdowns and out-of-hours working — whatever keeps the plant running.
Each flue gets a condition score out of 100 across five areas — soot, obstruction, liner, structural integrity and defects — with photographs from inside the flue. Each boiler gets its own certificate, and a sticker on the boiler shows when it was last cleaned and when it’s next due.
Because the scoring is the same every visit, you can see a flue getting worse over a year or two and plan the repair, rather than finding out when it fails.
See an example report — it’s for a made-up site, so you can see exactly what you’d get without anyone else’s details on show.

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What a clean involves, how often, and what you get at the end of it.
Read more ›Oil boiler flues on commercial sites, cleaned and reported the same way.
Read more ›What the five-part condition score looks like, on a made-up site.
Read more ›Based in Glasgow, working across the UK on planned runs.
It’s scheduled on an interval matched to your fuel type and run hours, not a fixed calendar date. Most sites we look after are on six or twelve-monthly cleans; some alternate a full clean with a lighter interim clean six months later.
Quoted per site after a survey. Price depends on the length and height of the flue, how many inspection hatches it has, and what it takes to get on and off site. We’ll come and look before quoting anything.
Yes. We work to your shutdown windows, including out of hours. Cleans that take more than a day run on consecutive working days so the plant isn’t off over a weekend.
Yes — multi-site portfolios run under one contract, one point of contact and one invoice, rather than being priced as separate one-off call-outs.
A condition-scored report with photographs for every flue, a certificate for each boiler, and a sticker on the boiler showing the last clean and the next one due. RAMS and insurance certificates are available on request.
Yes. We clean commercial oil flues to the same standard, which suits sites running biomass with oil back-up.
Ten years. That covers most of the life of commercial biomass in the UK, since the bulk of it was installed after the Renewable Heat Incentive opened in 2011. The family trade goes back to 1979.
Yes, coverage is UK-wide — sites anywhere in the country are scheduled into planned runs.
Tell us what you’re running and roughly where. We’ll come and look before quoting anything.
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