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From £150 - Fitting a bird guard is a small job that can save you a lot of hassle later on. Without one, birds — especially jackdaws and pigeons — often see chimneys as the perfect place to build their nests. These nests can completely block your flue, stopping smoke from escaping properly and even causing dangerous carbon monoxide build-up.
A well-fitted bird guard keeps your chimney clear and safe all year round, while still allowing the flue to breathe properly. It also prevents rain and debris from getting in, helping your chimney last longer and work more efficiently.
If you’ve had birds nesting before, or you’re getting your chimney swept ready for winter, it’s the perfect time to have a guard fitted — it’s a simple way to protect your home and your fire.
From £150 - Fitting a bird guard is a small job that can save you a lot of hassle later on. Without one, birds — especially jackdaws and pigeons — often see chimneys as the perfect place to build their nests. These nests can completely block your flue, stopping smoke from escaping properly and even causing dangerous carbon monoxide build-up.
A well-fitted bird guard keeps your chimney clear and safe all year round, while still allowing the flue to breathe properly. It also prevents rain and debris from getting in, helping your chimney last longer and work more efficiently.
If you’ve had birds nesting before, or you’re getting your chimney swept ready for winter, it’s the perfect time to have a guard fitted — it’s a simple way to protect your home and your fire.