
Chimney Sweeping
Brush and vacuum the full flue — soot, ash and glazed creosote out of the system without a speck of it landing in your living room.
A camera runs the full flue before we quote a dime. Soot, glazed creosote, cracked crowns, rusted caps — we clean it, we line it, we seal the top.

Every job gets a camera pass. This is what we found and what we fixed today — posted from the truck before we pull out of the driveway.

Six things a chimney needs. We do all six in-house, and you watch the camera footage with us before anything gets priced.

Brush and vacuum the full flue — soot, ash and glazed creosote out of the system without a speck of it landing in your living room.

A camera runs the flue top to bottom and we watch it together. Cracks, gaps and blockages on screen before anyone talks money.

A new stainless liner sized to the appliance, run the full height and sealed at both ends. The real fix for a cracked clay flue.

The concrete slab on top takes the weather first. We cut out the failed crown and form a new one with a proper overhang and drip edge.

Stainless caps with spark screens, sized to the flue. Keeps out rain, squirrels, wasps and the downdraft that stinks up the room in August.

Repointing the stack, rebuilding the top courses, waterproofing the brick so freeze-thaw stops taking the chimney apart a joint at a time.
Rooftops around the metro, most of them shot at the end of the day. Tap any photo.








Emmett Kestner swept his first chimney in 2003 out of a Ford with a ladder rack and a shop vac borrowed from his uncle. The vacuum has changed. The rule hasn't — nothing gets quoted until a camera has been up the flue and you have seen the same picture we have.
Most of what we find isn't dramatic. A cracked crown, a missing cap, and twenty years of creosote nobody ever looked at. Fix those three and a fireplace runs another decade. We sweep the metro from October through March and do the masonry work through the warm months.
Four reasons the camera comes out before the brush does.
The camera goes up before the quote. You watch it on the tablet with us, standing in your own living room.
Drop cloths, a negative-pressure vacuum and boot covers. The room looks exactly the way we found it.
Crowns, caps and repointing done by the same crew, so nobody has to send a second truck in the spring.
Fall fills up fast. Get on the list in September and the fireplace is ready the first week it turns.
Tell us what the fireplace is doing — smoking back into the room, smelling in the heat, or just years overdue — and we'll get you a morning and a straight price.
Call or text and we'll find you a morning. Most metro homes are a two-hour job start to finish, and we clean up before we leave.