Sweeping chimneys in Warrington
Warrington has a wider spread of housing than most towns its size, and the chimneys vary accordingly.
There is the older industrial stock — terraces around the town centre, Latchford and Bewsey, built for coal with narrow flues and stacks that have been in service a long time. There are the New Town estates from the sixties and seventies out through Birchwood, Padgate and Westbrook, where a lot of properties were built with no fireplace at all and any solid fuel appliance is a later addition.
And there are the villages on the southern and eastern edges — Lymm, Grappenhall, Thelwall, Stockton Heath, Appleton — with period property, more woodburners, and larger houses carrying several flues to one stack. Those three groups need quite different things, which is why we would rather ask what you have got than assume.