Straight answers about sweeping, inspection, creosote, liners, leaks, stoves, safety and scheduling for chimneys and fireplaces.
Yes. The visit and the estimate are free and come with no obligation. You approve a written scope and price before any work begins.
Nashville and communities across Middle Tennessee, including Franklin, Brentwood, Murfreesboro, Hendersonville, Mt. Juliet and more. See the service areas page for the full list.
All three. We work for homeowners, builders, property managers and commercial owners.
Sweeping and inspections, repairs, liners, dampers, fireplaces, wood stoves, inserts, gas logs and gas fireplaces, plus safety checks and storm repairs.
Many homes need it once a year. Heavy use or wet wood can mean more often. An inspection tells you for sure.
Creosote is a sooty, tarry deposit left by smoke on the inside of the flue. It can build up into a hard glaze and is a main cause of chimney fires.
It shows the whole flue, including cracks, gaps and buildup that a flashlight cannot reach, and we save images to share with you.
Water is getting in, often at the flashing, crown or mortar joints. We trace the source and fix it.
Small cracks can be sealed and larger ones rebuilt. Repairing a crown early protects the whole chimney.
A cap is strongly recommended. It keeps out rain, animals and debris.
After a chimney fire, when tiles are cracked, when a liner is missing or when you add a stove or insert.
For heat, yes. An insert is a closed firebox that gives much more warmth for the same fuel.
Often yes, with gas logs, a gas insert or a new gas fireplace. We explain the options and rules.
Smoke and carbon monoxide are health hazards. Stop using it and have it diagnosed.
Often for new fireplaces, stoves, inserts and gas appliances. We help prepare drawings and paperwork.
Compare written scopes: what is included, the materials, cleanup and what happens if hidden damage is found. Our cost guide explains what drives the price.
Call us and we will visit, look closely at your chimney and give you a clear plan and a written scope.
