Servicing Southeast Manitoba and the Winnipeg Area
Located in Sarto, Manitoba, Spiral Chimney Sweeps services Rural Southeast Manitoba and the Winnipeg Area, including the RMs of Ritchot, Tache, Reynolds, Piney, Ste Anne, La Broquerie, Hanover, De Salaberry, Franklin, Stuartburn, and Morris.
Mitch McGuire saw the need for a cost effective chimney sweeping service for South Eastern Manitoba. Most chimney services in Winnipeg would not travel outside of the perimeter to sweep at an affordable rate. In 2013, Spiral Chimney Sweeps was born to meet these needs. Spiral Chimney Sweeps takes pride in quality workmanship coupled with a friendly service.
Spiral Chimney Sweeps cleans open fires, chimneys, flues, wood burning stoves, and all other solid fuel appliances.
There are 3 basic reasons why you should get your chimney swept
To protect your health, Breathing in the fumes from gas or solid fuel fires can cause serious damage to your health and in the worse cases prove fatal. Having your chimney swept will help make sure that the flue is sufficiently clear to allow the dangerous fumes to escape safely out of the chimney.
To avoid chimney fires, Having your chimney swept regularly will drastically reduce the chances of having a chimney fire. Chimney fires can cause property damage the least usually being a cracked chimney pot. Which will need to be replaced and the worst being you could lose your home! Fortunately, the more extreme outcome does not happen very often, but it does happen.
To avoid smoke damage, Each time the fire is used, soot will accumulate up the chimney. Gradually, this will decrease the size of the flue which in turn, will lower the draw of the smoke upwards. If the chimney does not have enough pull, the smoke will enter into the room, not only causing irritation to you, but can also blacken your fireplace or the decoration above.
Mitch McGuire, the owner of Spiral Chimney Sweeps, has been cleaning chimney’s for more than 8 years, and professionally for two.
An energetic creator, his passions include gardening, mycology, all forms of construction favouring the utilization of natural and reclaimed materials, and also bicycle riding and maintenance and being in the forest. I am actively exploring and searching for a deeper experience of community.
South of Steinbach, Manitoba, Mitch lives “Off Grid” as a member of a co-op farm shares 240 acres. They generate electricity from solar and wind power and all heating and cooking is done with wood stoves. Since all heating and cooking is done on wood stove, Mitch is very familiar with the nature of burning wood! He prides himself on quality workmanship coupled with a friendly service.
