Service
Chimney Sweep
Remove creosote buildup and keep your fireplace safe to use.
- Upfront, transparent pricing
- Licensed & insured technicians
- Easy online booking
- Locally owned & operated
Every fire leaves behind creosote, a flammable residue that coats the inside of your chimney. Our chimney sweep removes creosote and soot buildup and checks for obstructions so smoke vents properly and your fireplace stays safe to enjoy.
We use containment and HEPA vacuums to keep soot out of your living space, then sweep the flue and inspect for common issues like blockages, animal nests, and damaged caps that can let water or pests in. You get an honest assessment of your chimney’s condition along with the cleaning.
A clean chimney drafts better, smokes less, and dramatically lowers the risk of a chimney fire. The best time to schedule is late summer or early fall, before burning season begins — but we sweep year-round and can usually fit you in the same week.
- Creosote & soot removal
- Obstruction check
- Safer, cleaner-burning fireplace
- Recommended before burning season
Our process
How our chimney sweep works
A clear, professional process from first inspection to the final walkthrough — with an upfront quote before any work begins.
Set up containment
We protect your living space with drop cloths and HEPA vacuums so soot stays out of your home.
Sweep the flue
We brush the full flue from top to bottom, loosening and capturing creosote and soot.
Remove creosote & soot
The flammable buildup that causes chimney fires is removed and safely vacuumed away.
Inspect & report
We check for obstructions, animal nests, and damaged caps, then give you an honest assessment of your chimney’s condition.
What’s included
Every chimney sweep job
- Containment and HEPA vacuuming to keep your home clean
- A full top-to-bottom flue sweep
- Creosote and soot removal
- Inspection for blockages and damage
- A clear report on your chimney’s condition
When to call us
Signs your chimney needs a sweep
- The fireplace smokes back into the room
- A strong, smoky odor — especially in warm weather
- Visible soot or creosote buildup
- It’s before burning season, or it’s been over a year
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How often should a chimney be swept?
Once a year for regular wood-burning fireplaces, ideally before the burning season. Heavy use may call for more frequent sweeping.
Will it be messy?
No. We use containment and vacuums to keep soot out of your living space and clean up thoroughly before we leave.
Ready for a cleaner, healthier home?
See live availability and book online in under two minutes — or call and we’ll take care of the rest.