About This Service
Let the Fireplace Cool
Plan enough time for the fireplace and remaining material to be cold before service. Tell us about recent use when arranging the appointment. Preparation should focus on access and the work area; it does not require a homeowner to remove installed parts or attempt roof access.
Keep the Cleaning Record Specific
Retain the service scope with the appliance information. A record naming the system and areas serviced is more useful than remembering only that someone visited. It helps a later appointment distinguish routine sweeping from repairs or other work previously performed.
Keep Fuel Information in the Request
Tell us what the fireplace or connected appliance burns. That information helps identify the system and maintenance discussion. We do not assume that an unfamiliar opening is still used in the same way as when the home was built or previously occupied.
Do Not Promise a Sweep Will Correct Draft
A cleaning request may follow smoke entering the room, but removing deposits is not proof that every operating concern has been resolved. Keep the system unused and describe the event. Twin distinguishes the deposit-removal task from assessment of the reason smoke did not leave as expected.









