Chimney Inspections & Sweeping

Our Certified Chimney Sweeps use state-of-the-art equipment to inspect and sweep chimneys of all kinds, including wood, and gas-burning chimneys. While sweeping your system, we ensure that it’s in working order. We look for any problems that could prevent peak performance and recommend what is needed for your system to burn cleanly and safely. When necessary, we use video inspection camera equipment to examine hidden parts of the flue.

Furnace/ Hot water tank flues cleaned & inspected

Waterproofing

Without being protected all new and existing masonry chimneys are susceptible to water damage, even if repaired. Because chimneys project above the roof line, they are vulnerable to the elements. Water damage can be prevented.

Repair & Restoration

We offer the full range of repairs to chimney systems, big and small,from repairing leaky flashing to chimney/firebox pointing and masonry repair.

Rebuild Crowns

Improperly built crowns are another common problem, usually cracked or poorly constructed—allowing water penetration and creating more damage on your chimney..

Chimney Caps

The best way to prevent moisture from rain and snow, animals, leaves, and other debris from entering your chimney is to install a chimney cap. Our high-quality stainless steel caps carry a lifetime warranty.

Chimney Dampers

We offer repair and replacement on dampers, both at the bottom of the chimney as well as top sealing dampers.

Water Leak & Condensation Resolution & Repair

If water is damaging your fireplace inside or out, we’ll find and fix it—no matter the source.

Smoking & Draft Problems

We offer effective solutions for fireplaces an woodstoves that cause smoke problems inside your home.

Animal Removal

We offer removal of birds, raccoons, and other animals from your chimney.

Masonry Repairs (Repointing and Rebuilding)

Masonry repairs are necessary if you notice some loose bricks in your chimney. Repointing and rebuilding is not only done for aesthetic purposes, but also to make your chimney safer and stronger.

Chimney Relining

Inside your chimney is a passage for flue gases, created by combustion, to exit your home. This passage is called a liner. However, some chimneys do not have a liner and flue gasses travel inside the bricks that make up the chimney.

If there is no liner in your chimney or if any of the flue tiles become cracked or broken, we recommend installing a stainless steel chimney liner. Our liners are appropriate for furnace flues, fireplace flues, and have a lifetime warranty.

If you have another chimney problem not listed above, please call us anyway! We’ll try to solve your
problem or direct you to another professional who may be able to help.