All chimneys require routine inspections and maintenance, in order to stay reliable and safe to use at all times. High amounts of soot and creosote build-up reduce draft efficiency, are extremely flammable and make use of such fireplaces or appliances a dangerous activity.

It depends on how often you use your fireplace or stove, but our expert recommendation is – once every 6 months for a wood-burning fireplace or stove, every 12 months for gas fireplaces, furnace flues and other chimneys. If something seems out of order, we recommend a professional inspection to reassure safety.

Absolutely not. We use powerful vacuums make sure everything goes inside the bag and out of your house. We start sweeping from top to bottom to make sure the full length of your chimney is clean and safe to use right away.

Yes, we cover that part for you too. It is recommended to have them cleaned once every 12 months as well, since clogged dryer vents and air ducts cause malfunctions of you HVAC system or dryer and may affect air quality inside your home.

Chimney caps are important for several reasons. Their job is to keep leaves, rainwater, snow, birds and wild animals out of your chimney. When rainwater comes into reaction with soot, it becomes highly acidic and destroys your flue liner from the inside – before you even know it.

This is a service we recommend to order along with a sweep, which allows us to provide you with a high-definition video of the exact condition of your flue. Sometimes it’s the only way to notice cracks, ruptures, corrosion and other defects inside your chimney.