Eight chimney situations and six material guides, from the first fire of the season and leaks to brick, clay tile, liners, caps and firewood.
Every situation has a page with what to expect and how we approach it.
Project situationFirst Fire of the SeasonThe first cold night is not the time to find out your chimney needs work. Here is how…Learn more 
Project situationBuying or Selling a HomeA chimney can be a hidden cost for a buyer and a sticking point for a seller. A…Learn more 
Project situationOlder and Historic HomesOlder chimneys have soft brick, old mortar and no liner. They need a gentler approach and the right…Learn more 
Project situationNew Construction and AdditionsNew homes and additions need chimneys built to draw well and meet the rules. Here is how we…Learn more 
Project situationLeaks and Water DamageWater finds every weakness in a chimney. Here is where leaks come from and how they are stopped.Learn more 
Project situationSmoke and Odor ProblemsSmoke in the room or a smoky smell in summer both have causes. Here is how we find…Learn more 
Project situationStorm and Wind DamageSevere weather finds the tallest part of your house. Here is what to do and how we make…Learn more 
Project situationUnused FireplacesA fireplace that sat cold for years can heat the home again. Here are the steps and the…Learn more Honest guidance on how brick, clay tile, liners, caps, firewood and creosote behave and what to watch for.
Material guideBrick and MortarBrick and mortar are the classic chimney materials. Here is how they work, wear and are repaired.Learn more 
Material guideClay Flue TileClay tile has lined chimneys for a century. Here is what it does well and where it fails.Learn more 
Material guideStainless Steel LinersStainless liners are the standard way to make an old chimney safe. Here is how they work.Learn more 
Material guideCaps and CrownsCaps and crowns are the hat and the roof of your chimney. Here is what they do and…Learn more 
Material guideSeasoned FirewoodWhat you burn decides how clean your chimney stays. Here is how to choose and store firewood.Learn more 
Material guideCreosote and SootCreosote and soot are the byproducts of every fire. Here is what they are and why they matter.Learn more Five quick questions about your home and your goals, and a clear answer on the options to explore.
Call us and we will visit, look closely at your chimney and give you a clear plan and a written scope.
