Services
Thirteen categories covering cleaning, inspection, repair, installation, fireplace service and dryer vent cleaning. Jump to any section, or call your local team directly.
Cleaning
Soot, ash and creosote build up on the inside of a flue every time a fireplace is used. Chimney cleaning removes that buildup along with any leaves, nests or debris that have settled in over the off-season.
Sweeping
A sweep is the traditional rod-and-brush service: working a stiff brush down the full length of the flue to knock loose everything cleaning alone can't reach, then clearing it out from the firebox.
Diagnostics
An inspection is a structured review of the entire system — cap, crown, flashing, liner, damper and flue — often using video scope equipment to see conditions a flashlight from the firebox can't reach.
Repair
General chimney repair covers the structure and components around the flue itself — brick and mortar, caps, crowns, liners, flashing, dampers — wherever the inspection points.
Installation
New chimney systems, full replacements, and the individual components that go with them — for new fireplace additions, wood-burning system upgrades, and factory-built metal chimneys alike.
Repair
Chimney leaks rarely come from one obvious hole — they're usually a combination of a worn cap, a cracked crown, failing flashing or weathered masonry, and the water can travel before it shows up as a stain inside.
Caps
A chimney cap keeps rain, animals, leaves and downdrafts out of the flue. It's a small part of the system that causes outsized problems when it's missing, rusted through, or simply the wrong size.
Crowns
The crown is the concrete or mortar slab capping the top of the masonry stack. It takes direct weather exposure year-round, and a single hairline crack is usually how water starts working its way into the chimney.
Flashing
Flashing is the metal seal where the chimney meets the roofline — one of the highest-risk junctions on the entire roof, since it has to flex with two different materials moving at two different rates.
Masonry
Brick and mortar take on water, freeze-thaw cycling and decades of heat exposure. Masonry repair covers everything from a handful of damaged bricks to full repointing of the mortar joints.
Liners
The liner is what actually carries smoke and combustion gases safely up and out. A cracked, undersized or missing liner is a safety issue, not a cosmetic one — and it's usually invisible until a camera goes down the flue.
Fireplace
The fireplace itself — gas or wood-burning — gets serviced as part of the same system as the chimney above it, since smoke, draft and odor problems almost always involve both.
Burner cleaning, pilot and ignition troubleshooting, soot and odor issues, and general gas fireplace maintenance.
Firebox cleaning, cracked panel repair, damper repair, and smoke chamber and draft correction.
Dryer Vents
A dryer vent line fills with lint the same way a flue fills with creosote — gradually, and mostly out of sight. Restricted airflow makes a dryer run hotter and longer than it should, and lint buildup is a well-known home fire risk.
Not Sure Which Service You Need?
Most repair and installation work starts with a camera-verified inspection so you know exactly what you're paying for.
