About This Service
Review the Cleaning Price With the Scope
A price for the opening alone is not necessarily comparable with work on a connected venting passage. Twin explains the included areas and access assumptions before approval. Ask what findings would require separate work so the appointment does not leave the scope ambiguous.
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.
Compare Cleaning and Inspection
The two services can be discussed together but have different purposes. Cleaning addresses deposits within scope; assessment considers condition and limitations. Twin explains each so you can understand what the appointment establishes and which findings might require separate repair work.
Discuss Access Around a Change in Direction
A passage that changes direction can present a different access question from a straight connection. Share any earlier service finding about a section that could not be reached. The cleaning scope should explain which areas are accessible and whether another step is needed rather than assume the visible opening describes the whole route.
