Smoke in your living room is more than annoying — it's a signal that something isn't right with your heater or flue. The good news: with proper diagnosis, it's almost always fixable.
Why diagnosis matters first
Most smoke problems have more than one possible cause. Throwing a clean at the issue without diagnosis often misses the real cause. We inspect first, identify what's really happening, then recommend the right fix.
What we check
Creosote levels, flue condition, cap and cowl, draw strength, door seals, baffles, combustion air supply, and the way the heater interacts with your home (especially if you have a tightly sealed modern build or extraction fans).
Safety and efficiency benefits
Fixing smoke and draft problems means cleaner indoor air, hotter fires, less wood used, and a far safer system overall.
Local Tasmanian know-how
Tasmanian winters, older heritage homes, modern builds with HRV systems — we've seen the lot. We know how local conditions affect draw, and we'll explain it in plain English.
