Inverness, Moray, Aberdeenshire, Perthshire and beyond. We come up on planned trips and stay until every site on the run is done.
A lot of the biomass in the north of Scotland is on rural estates, schools, distilleries, hotels and farms, often a long way from the nearest specialist. Rather than price each site as its own long journey, we plan a trip north and stay in the area until every site on it is done.
That keeps the travel cost shared between sites, and it means your clean happens on a date agreed well in advance rather than whenever someone happens to be passing.

We stay up north until every site on the run is finished.
Joining a planned trip keeps travel cost down for everyone.
Agreed in advance so you can plan the shutdown.
The same condition scoring and certificates as everywhere else.
These are real flues on live sites. All three were running when we arrived.



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.

We plan trips around the sites due in the area. Tell us when your clean is due and we’ll fit you into the next one.
Travel is shared across every site on the trip, so joining a planned run keeps the cost reasonable.
Tell us what you’re running and roughly where. We’ll come and look before quoting anything.
We only need the first half of the site postcode at this stage. Nothing you send here is shared or published.
We’ve got your details and will be in touch within one working day.