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This is the online version of the Massachusetts Chimney Sweep Guild's Newsletter.
Upcoming Events
- June 20 Summer Picnic
- June 27 Sweepsfest
Guild Officers and Board of Directors
- President - Jeanmarie Jacobson, Duxbury Chimney Sweep
- Vice President - Billy Sweet, Billy Sweet Chimney Sweep
- Treasurer - Dan Jacobson, Duxbury Chimney Sweep
- Secretary - Tim Martinson, Upside Down Chimney Sweep
- Board Members
- Carlton Shippey, Cherry Valley Chimney Sweep
- Derek Hannah, Firesafe Chimeny Service
- David O'Shea, All about Chimneys
- Tom Biscoe, Clean Sweep
MCSG Code of Ethics
We accept and acknowledge that membership in the Massachusetts Chimney Sweep Guild carries with it certain responsibilities and obligation. In this regard we pledge to:
Cultivate by perception and example, in our service community, the enlightened use of solid-fuel heating appliances and develop, in our customers as well as general public, a respect for safety in the installation, operation, and maintenance of all combustion appliances and their venting systems;
Conduct ourselves in a decent, respectful, and professional manner in our capacity as chimney professionals; continually update our knowledge, skills, and techniques; and run our companies in compliance with all Codes and Regulations applicable to the chimney service industry in our service areas;
Render our services as well-informed and articulate professionals; represent our companies in an honest and fair manner; refrain from engaging in deceptive practices or making any deceptive statements; and ensure to the best of our knowledge and ability that all we have claimed to do has been done.
Endorse the use of liability insurance to assure protection for our clients, our businesses, and ourselves.
We agree to dedicate ourselves to these principles during the term of our membership. We understand that failure to abide by these ethical obligations is a violation of MCSG policy and may result in disciplinary action. We agree to hold harmless the MCSG organization and its officers from liability resulting from any disciplinary action taken against our firms or us.
Cultivate by perception and example, in our service community, the enlightened use of solid-fuel heating appliances and develop, in our customers as well as general public, a respect for safety in the installation, operation, and maintenance of all combustion appliances and their venting systems;
Conduct ourselves in a decent, respectful, and professional manner in our capacity as chimney professionals; continually update our knowledge, skills, and techniques; and run our companies in compliance with all Codes and Regulations applicable to the chimney service industry in our service areas;
Render our services as well-informed and articulate professionals; represent our companies in an honest and fair manner; refrain from engaging in deceptive practices or making any deceptive statements; and ensure to the best of our knowledge and ability that all we have claimed to do has been done.
Endorse the use of liability insurance to assure protection for our clients, our businesses, and ourselves.
We agree to dedicate ourselves to these principles during the term of our membership. We understand that failure to abide by these ethical obligations is a violation of MCSG policy and may result in disciplinary action. We agree to hold harmless the MCSG organization and its officers from liability resulting from any disciplinary action taken against our firms or us.
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