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Why Customers Choose Us
When you need help, you need someone you can trust — fast. Here's what sets our technicians apart.
Professional Service
Our mobile team brings professional, reliable service directly to your home. We treat your property with respect from start to finish.
Mobile Team — We Come to You
Our mobile team arrives ready to work. We bring the tools and equipment needed to get the job done right at your home.
Fast Response
When you need help, every minute matters. Call us and we'll give you an estimated arrival time for your area.
Satisfaction Focus
We don't leave until the job is done right and you're satisfied with the results. If something isn't right, we address it.
Common Chimney Problems We Fix
From creosote buildup to water leaks, we handle every type of chimney problem — and keep your home safe.
Creosote buildup
Creosote is a highly flammable substance that builds up inside your chimney every time you use your fireplace. If it's not removed, it can ignite and cause a dangerous chimney fire that can spread to your home.
Poor draft or smoke backup
Smoke is backing up into your home instead of going up the chimney. The flue may be blocked by creosote, debris, or an animal nest, or the chimney may need cleaning to restore proper airflow.
Bad odors from the fireplace
Your fireplace smells like smoke, creosote, or rot — especially when it's humid or rainy. Creosote buildup and debris in the chimney absorb moisture and create strong, unpleasant odors in your home.
Water leaking into the fireplace
Water is coming down the inside of your chimney or pooling in the firebox. The chimney crown, flashing, or cap may be cracked or missing, allowing rain to enter and cause water damage.
Animal or debris blockage
Birds, squirrels, raccoons, or debris have blocked the flue. You may hear scratching or chirping, or notice a draft problem. A blocked chimney can't vent properly and is a fire and carbon monoxide hazard.
Cracked or damaged flue liner
The flue liner protects your home from heat and combustion gases. If it's cracked or damaged, heat and dangerous gases like carbon monoxide can leak into your home's walls and living spaces.
Signs You Need This Service
If any of these sound familiar, it's time to call a professional.
- Smoke is backing up into your home when you use the fireplace
- Your fireplace smells like smoke, creosote, or rot
- You haven't had your chimney cleaned in over a year
- Water is leaking into your fireplace or chimney
- You hear animals or notice debris in the chimney
- There's a black, tar-like buildup visible inside the chimney
What Happens If You Ignore It
Chimney problems are more than a nuisance — they're a fire hazard, a carbon monoxide risk, and a threat to your home's structure.
Chimney fire can spread to your home
Creosote is highly flammable. When it builds up in your chimney and you use your fireplace, it can ignite — causing a chimney fire that burns at extremely high temperatures and can spread to the rest of your home.
Carbon monoxide enters your living space
A blocked or damaged chimney can't vent properly. Combustion gases — including carbon monoxide — can back up into your home instead of going up the chimney. Carbon monoxide is odorless, invisible, and deadly.
Water damage deteriorates the masonry
Water entering through a cracked crown, damaged flashing, or a missing cap freezes and thaws, expanding and cracking the masonry. Over time, this can cause the chimney to crumble — a very expensive structural repair.
A cracked flue liner is a serious safety hazard
The flue liner protects your home from heat and combustion gases. If it's cracked, heat can transfer to combustible materials in your walls, and dangerous gases can leak into your living spaces. Ignoring it puts your entire home at risk.
How We Solve It
Our technicians use professional tools and techniques to resolve the problem quickly and correctly.
Chimney Cleaning
We remove creosote, soot, and debris from your entire chimney using professional brushes and vacuum equipment. A clean chimney drafts properly, eliminates odors, and dramatically reduces the risk of a chimney fire.
Chimney Inspection
We inspect the entire chimney — flue liner, crown, flashing, cap, and damper — for damage, blockages, and safety issues. We provide a clear report of what we find and what we recommend.
Flue Liner Repair
If your flue liner is cracked or damaged, we repair or replace it to protect your home from heat and dangerous gases. A properly functioning liner is essential for safe fireplace operation.
Crown & Flashing Repair
We repair cracked chimney crowns and damaged flashing to stop water from entering your chimney. We also install or replace chimney caps to keep rain, animals, and debris out.
Animal & Debris Removal
We safely remove birds, squirrels, raccoons, and debris from your chimney, then install a chimney cap to prevent future blockages. A clear chimney drafts properly and safely.
Annual Maintenance
We recommend annual chimney cleaning and inspection for most homes — more often if you use your fireplace frequently. Regular maintenance prevents creosote buildup, odors, and fire risk.
How It Works
From your first call to job complete — here's exactly what happens, step by step.
Call
Call us at (877) 864-2578. We confirm your location and the service you need.
Inspection
Our mobile team arrives at your home. They assess the situation, explain the best approach, and answer your questions.
Approval
We explain the work needed before starting. You approve before we begin — no pressure.
Completion
We complete the work using professional tools and techniques. We verify everything is working and clean up before we leave.