Free Inspections

We provide free inspections and are able to perform the work the same day if necessary. It is important for us to come out and inspect the chimney in order to determine whether your chimney contains hazardous and toxic sediments. For the safe use of a fireplace and chimney it is important to make sure that it is cleaned at least once a year or more often depending on usage, and our technicians will be able to assist you in determining what is the best timing option for you. Our company policy is to never sell unnecessary services. If your chimney does not need to be cleaned we will tell you so!

Professional Technicians

All of our technicians undergo rigorous training before they are dispatched to the field. It is important to us to make sure that your health and safety are top priority, so we make sure our technicians know exactly what they are doing and I are able to recommend exactly the right solution to your chimney issue. With over 36 years of experience, we are proud to present on the top technicians in the field, who all undergo background checks before joining our team

Creosote Removal

Creosote is a flammable substance that builds upon the walls of a chimney. The buildup of creosote reduces the draft needed by the fireplace, which may cause smoke and fumes to come out the door and into the room. Creosote is flammable and can easily fuel a chimney fire. Using creosote and soot inhibitors is the best way to prevent creosote buildup. However, experts recommend cleaning the chimney once a year to remove debris and to prevent fires. Fireplaces also need to be cleaned regularly to remove ashes and soot, which builds up when a fire is burned.

Fireplace Cleaning

As energy costs rise, more and more people are turning to their fireplaces to warm their homes. Fires are an excellent source of heat, but you cannot be too careful about fire safety! One of the largest fireplace related causes of home fires is that most people ignore: creosote buildup in the chimney. What makes this even more tragic is that many of these home fires could have been easily avoided with the proper care and maintenance of the homeowners’ fireplaces and chimneys.