Chimney sweep
A chimney sweep removes the soot and creosote that wood fires leave inside the flue. We brush the flue and the stove connector, clear the smoke shelf, and look over the firebox and the cap while we are there.
See what's includedMonday to Saturday, 7 am to 9 pm
Serving Oak Park, Illinois
Fireplaces, wood stoves and inserts, brick stacks and metal flue pipes: we sweep, clean, inspect and repair the whole path that carries the smoke out of your house.


The top of the chimney meets rain, snow and wind before anything else does, and these four parts decide how far the weather gets.
A chimney sweep removes the soot and creosote that wood fires leave inside the flue. We brush the flue and the stove connector, clear the smoke shelf, and look over the firebox and the cap while we are there.
See what's includedChimney repair covers the parts that fail first: caps, crowns, flashing, metal flue pipes and the brick and mortar of the stack. We find where the weather gets in and repair that, on masonry chimneys and on metal ones.
See what's includedAn inspection is a careful look at the condition of the whole chimney, with no brushing as the goal. We check the firebox and the damper, the smoke chamber, the flue as far as it can be seen, and the cap, crown and flashing on the roof.
See what's includedChimney cleaning is the deeper job for a chimney that has been neglected or that smells and smokes. We clear heavy creosote and soot, remove nests and fallen debris, and clean the smoke chamber, the firebox and the damper.
See what's includedCrown repair restores the concrete or mortar slab on top of the chimney. We seal fine cracks, resurface a worn crown or break out and rebuild one that has failed, so that rain runs off the top instead of into the masonry.
See what's includedCap services cover the metal cover on top of the chimney. We fit a new cap where there is none, replace one that is rusted or bent, and size the cap and its mesh to the flue, including wide lids over several flues.
See what's includedFlashing is the metal that bridges the chimney and the roof. We repair it where it has lifted, rusted or been smeared with sealant, setting new metal into the mortar joints so that water runs over the seam, not into it.
See what's includedMasonry restoration repairs the brick and mortar of the stack itself. We repoint joints that are open or sandy, replace bricks that have cracked or lost their face, and rebuild the top courses when they have gone loose.
See what's includedFireplace, stove or insert? Tell us which, leave your number, and we call to book a visit.