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Chimney Sweep Booking Form

A chimney sweep booking template — appliance, fuel and access captured, so a sweep arrives with the right kit and leaves a certificate.

Description

Booking a sweep comes down to what’s being swept and what it burns — an open fire, a wood burner and a multi-fuel stove are swept differently, and the fuel sets how often it’s needed. This form confirms the appliance, the fuel and access, so the sweep arrives with the right kit and leaves you with a certificate. It opens on what the sweep needs to know: the appliance type (open fire, wood burner, multi-fuel or inset stove, Aga/Rayburn), the fuel burned, when it was last swept, whether there’s a known problem, and access and parking. It also asks you to have the ash cool and the fire out beforehand. The appliance and fuel are what the visit is built around. Put it behind your “book a sweep” button. Free, brandable, and it turns “can you sweep our chimney?” into a prepared visit with a certificate at the end.

Form fields

Everything the Chimney Sweep Booking Form above collects — 9 fields across 2 pages, so you can see exactly what it captures before you make it your own.

Book a Chimney Sweep

  • Your postcode

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    Short Answer
  • Appliance type

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    Single-Select
  • Fuel burned

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    Single-Select
  • When was it last swept?

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    Single-Select
  • Any known problem? (smoking back, bird nest, blockage)

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    Long Answer
  • Parking for the sweep

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    Single-Select

Your details

  • Your name

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    Name
  • Contact number

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    Telephone
  • Email address

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    Email
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Template FAQs

Common questions about the Chimney Sweep Booking Form — what it captures, when to use it, and how to make it your own.

What do you need to book a sweep?

The appliance type, the fuel it burns, when it was last swept, and access. Plus the fire out and ash cool on the day. That gets the sweep there with the right kit and able to work straight away.

How often should a chimney be swept?

It depends on the fuel: wood and house coal at least twice a year, smokeless fuel at least once a year, best before the heating season. Even unused chimneys should be checked, as birds nest and block them. The form asks your fuel so we advise the right interval.

Do I get a certificate?

Yes — a sweep certificate is issued after the sweep, with the property, date, appliance and your sweep’s registration. It’s what your home insurer looks for, so keep it safe; many policies require proof of a recent professional sweep.

What do I need to do before you arrive?

Let the fire go out and the ash cool well beforehand, remove any unburnt fuel, and clear the area around the hearth. We lay protective sheets, but a cool, clear fireplace lets us get straight to work.

Is it messy?

Modern sweeping is clean — we seal the fireplace and use a vacuum alongside the brushes, so soot’s contained. We lay sheets and protect the area, though we can’t promise a perfectly mess-free sweep on a very sooty flue.

Is the booking form free?

Yes — free with a Fun Forms account, fully customizable, and it embeds on your site or shares as a link.