Chimney Sweep Websites and Booking Apps You Describe in Plain English

With Mythex a chimney sweep can build a website that books visits by appliance and area, a customer list that remembers every stove and flue, and sweep certificates attached to invoices. You type what you want, watch it appear in a live preview, and publish it the same day.

What a sweep's diary really needs

A sweep's year is uneven. From late August the phone rings constantly, and by spring it goes quiet. Almost every customer needs sweeping once a year, sometimes twice for a wood burner used daily, so the business lives or dies on reminders reaching people before the first cold snap rather than after. Each job needs the appliance type, fuel and flue noted, a certificate issued at the end, and the customer told not to light the fire the night before. Landlords with several properties want one account and copies of every certificate. Routes matter too: ten sweeps in one village beats five scattered across the county.

Appliance, fuel and flue details stored per property
Annual reminders timed per customer, sent before the rush
Sweep certificates issued and kept with each visit
Bookings grouped by area to cut driving
Landlord accounts covering several addresses

What you can build for chimney sweeps

A website that shows how tidy your visits are

List what you sweep: open fires, wood burners, multi-fuel stoves, range cookers. Explain what the sweep certificate covers and why insurers and landlords ask for it. Show photos of dust sheets and your vacuum setup, because soot on the carpet is the worry that stops people booking. Add cowl and bird guard fitting, and an enquiry form asking for appliance type and last sweep date.

Build a website for my chimney sweeping business covering three towns. Services: open fire sweeps, wood burner and multi-fuel stove sweeps, stove servicing, cowl and bird guard fitting. Add a section on how I keep the room clean, an explanation of sweep certificates, and a booking enquiry form asking for address, appliance type, fuel and last sweep date.

Online booking that asks the right questions first

Customers pick a service and the form asks appliance type and fuel, so you arrive with the right brushes. Slots are offered by area on set days, morning slots go to appliances that must be cold, and stove services take a longer slot than a quick sweep. The confirmation tells them to let the fire go out the night before.

Make a booking system for a chimney sweep. Customers choose sweep or stove service, enter postcode, appliance type and fuel, and only see slots on the days I cover their area. Sweeps are 1 hour, stove services 2 hours. The confirmation and a reminder the day before say not to light the fire.

A customer list that knows when each chimney is due

Each property holds its appliances, flue type, fuel, last sweep date and how often it should be swept. From that, the app builds a list of who is due next month. Landlords appear once with all their properties underneath. Certificates issued stay attached to the property, so you can resend one in seconds when an insurer asks.

Build a customer database for my chimney sweep business. Each property has an address, owner or landlord, appliances with type, fuel and recommended sweep frequency, and a history of visits with certificate numbers. Show a list of properties due for a sweep in the next 60 days.

Invoices with the sweep certificate attached

Price by appliance type, add cowls and bird guards as separate items with fitting, and attach the certificate PDF to the invoice so the customer keeps them together. Landlord accounts get one invoice per property or a monthly summary, whichever they prefer.

Create an invoicing app for a chimney sweep with prices per appliance type, extras like cowls and bird guards with fitting charges, and a sweep certificate generated for each visit and attached to the invoice PDF. Landlords with several properties get one account.

A rebooking count to watch in early autumn

See sweeps booked per week through the pre-winter peak, the share of last year's customers already rebooked, extras sold per visit, and revenue split by open fire, wood burner and multi-fuel. If rebooking is low in September, your reminders went out late.

Make a dashboard for my chimney sweep business showing sweeps per week, what percentage of last year's customers have booked again this year, cowls and servicing sold, and revenue by appliance type.

Get reminders out before the first cold snap

The biggest leak in a sweep's business is repeat customers who meant to book and forgot until the first freezing evening, then rang whoever answered first. Store the last sweep date and the recommended frequency for every appliance, and a reminder list builds itself. Send the first round in late summer with an early-booking offer, which fills quiet weeks and spreads the load. Sending the emails or texts needs an email or SMS provider you connect; the list, dates and wording come from your app.

Late summer: reminders plus an early-bird offer
Early autumn: check how many of last year's customers have rebooked
Spring: bird guard and cowl offers before nesting season

What to put in on day one

Start with your customer list from last season, even if it lives in a notebook or phone contacts: name, address, appliance and the month you swept. That one table drives reminders, routes and certificates. Add the booking page next, then invoices and certificates. You can keep refining wording and prices by chatting with Mythex later.

Questions

Can it produce sweep certificates?

Yes. Ask for a certificate per visit with the address, appliance, flue, date and your details, generated as a PDF. Check the wording your trade association or insurer expects and give it to Mythex to use.

Can it remind customers when they are due a sweep?

The app can work out who is due from the last sweep date and frequency and give you the list. Sending reminder emails or texts automatically needs an email or SMS service connected with your own account.

Can customers book only on days I am in their area?

Yes. Tell Mythex which postcodes or towns you cover on which days, and the booking form only offers matching dates.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. You describe the business in plain words and Mythex builds the app with a live preview. You change things later by asking in chat.

What does it cost?

You can build and publish on the Free plan without a card, using the daily credits. Pro is $25 a month and adds your own domain, code editing and export.

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