Chimney sweeping
Soot on the hearth tells you little about the flue. We look inside, protect the room and explain what kind of cleaning the deposits need.
See the scope →
A clear flue. Repairs you can see.
Sweeping, caps, crowns and masonry. We photograph the trouble before we write the repair scope.
Or call (737) 240-4400to talk through the visit
Original crew photograph · Chimney inspection — masonry stack above the roof
Choose the work you need.
Each service has its own scope. We explain what is included before you book.
Chimney repair
A leak at the hearth can start at the cap, crown, flashing or masonry. We inspect the accessible areas and show you the likely entry point.
See the scope →Chimney caps
The cap must fit the flue and leave the appliance room to vent. We measure the opening and check the mounting surface before choosing one.
See the scope →Chimney relining
Cracked clay, open joints or an appliance change can call for a different liner. We begin with a camera record and the appliance requirements.
See the scope →Chimney waterproofing
Dark joints and damp brick need an explanation. We look for open mortar, crown damage and flashing problems before discussing a breathable water repellent.
See the scope →Creosote removal
Loose soot, flaky tar and hard glaze behave differently. We inspect the deposit before choosing the cleaning method and explain what the brush alone cannot remove.
See the scope →Animals in the chimney
Call before disturbing the damper or reaching into the flue. We assess access and identify whether wildlife help or a seasonal delay is needed.
See the scope →Masonry repair
Crumbling joints and loose crown edges do not fix themselves. We photograph the affected section and separate a local repair from a rebuild.
See the scope →The visit
What happens after you call.
Four steps. You know what is being checked, what it costs and what you will receive.
- 01
Tell us what changed
Call or leave a number. A photo and your ZIP code help us plan the right visit.
- 02
Agree the quote before we drive
We agree the visit scope and charge. Any repair found on site gets a separate written quote before you approve it.
- 03
Camera before brush
We show you the accessible flue before cleaning. The inspection level and access limits are named.
- 04
Keep the photographs
Before and after photographs go with your invoice. You keep the camera record from the inspection.
The work is visible in the record.
Original crew photographs. You receive the record from your own appointment.
Chimney sweeping
Chimney repair
Chimney capsBefore you book
Questions we can answer now.
What happens before you sweep?
We look at the accessible system and show you the findings. You get a written scope before cleaning starts.
Do you keep the photographs?
You keep them too. Photographs are attached to the invoice, and any camera record is delivered with the inspection findings.
When should I book?
Book before the first cold front. October through March is the busiest chimney season; dryer vents and gas appliance checks can be arranged outside it.
October–March · Plan ahead
Have it checked before you need the fire.
The calendar fills when the weather turns. Dryer vents and gas appliance checks can be scheduled outside chimney season.
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