Service
Chimney Sweep
Sweeping and inspection that removes creosote and catches hazards before they become problems.
About this service
Why it matters
Every fire leaves creosote behind on the inside of your chimney. Left to build up, it restricts airflow and is the leading cause of chimney fires.
A professional sweep removes that build-up and gives us a chance to spot problems early: cracked tiles, damaged caps, animal nests or water getting in. We keep your home clean while we work, with drop cloths and a dust-controlled vacuum.
When to call us
Signs it's time
- It's been a year or more since your last sweep
- A strong smoky smell, especially in humid weather
- Fires that are hard to start or keep burning
- Black flakes falling into the firebox
- You've burned a lot of wood this season or any unseasoned wood
What's included
Done right, by our own crew.
- Creosote removal
- Visual flue inspection
- Cap and crown check
- Clear, honest recommendations
How it works
Simple from start to finish
Protect
We lay down drop cloths and set up a vacuum so soot stays out of your living space.
Sweep
Brushes sized to your flue remove creosote and soot from top to bottom.
Inspect
We check the flue, smoke chamber, damper, cap and crown.
Report
You get straight answers on what we found and anything that needs attention.
Questions
Common questions
How often should my chimney be swept?
The national safety standard is to inspect at least once a year and sweep as needed. Heavy wood burners often need a sweep every season.
When is the best time to book?
Spring and summer are ideal. Fall fills up fast once the weather turns, so booking early gets you ready before heating season.
Will it be messy?
No. We use drop cloths and a dust-controlled vacuum, and clean up before we leave.
Request service
We'll get back to you shortly.
More services
Everything your hearth needs
Financing available
Finance with Synchrony.
Spread the cost of a new stove, fireplace or install into manageable monthly payments. Subject to credit approval.