Professional Chimney &
Fireplace Services
Chimney sweeping, inspection, repair and fireplace service for Dallas-area homes. Clear findings in writing and a clean worksite every visit.
A full visual inspection of the firebox, damper, flue and exterior, with photos and a written report before you light the first fire.
Book an InspectionDallas metro homes. Scheduling typically within one week.
Chimney & Fireplace Services for Dallas Homes
Sweeping, inspection, masonry repair and fireplace service — handled by one crew, so nothing gets passed between contractors mid-season.
Chimney Sweep
Full removal of soot and creosote so the flue draws properly and burns safely all winter.
Chimney Inspection
Camera-assisted Level 1 and Level 2 inspections with photos and a written condition report.
Chimney Cleaning
Interior cleaning of the firebox, smoke shelf and damper with HEPA containment — no dust in the room.
Chimney Repair
Crown rebuilds, tuckpointing and firebox repair — priced in writing before any work starts.
Chimney Cap Installation
Stainless caps sized to your flue to keep out rain, embers, birds and debris.
Chimney Flashing Repair
Re-sealing and replacing flashing at the roofline — the most common source of chimney leaks.
Fireplace Cleaning
Glass, grates, logs and firebox cleaned back to a hearth you want to sit in front of.
Fireplace Inspection
Damper, refractory panels, gaskets and clearances checked against current safety standards.
Fireplace Repair
Cracked panels, failed dampers, chase and surround repairs on masonry and prefab units.
Wood-Burning Fireplace Service
Seasonal service for wood-burning hearths, from draft problems to liner condition.
Wood Stove & Insert Service
Liner inspection, gasket replacement and cleaning for stoves and fireplace inserts.
Built for Texas Chimneys
Long burn seasons, heavy hardwood use and sudden cold snaps are hard on a chimney. Our process is built around what actually fails here.
Locally owned & operated
A Dallas-area crew that works to NFPA 211 standards — not seasonal help with a brush.
Findings in writing
You get photographs of what we found, what it means, and what it costs — before anyone picks up a tool.
Sweeping and masonry in-house
If the inspection turns up a cracked crown or failed flashing, the same company repairs it. No subcontractor handoff.
Clean work, clean house
Drop cloths, HEPA vacuums and sealed containment. The hearth is the only thing that looks different when we leave.
Appointments we keep
Two-hour arrival windows, a text when the truck is en route, and a real person answering the phone in season.
Local to the Metroplex
Dallas based, working from Plano to Frisco and out across the surrounding suburbs all season.
Know exactly what your chimney needs
A Pure Chimney Sweep inspection covers the firebox, damper, smoke chamber, flue liner, crown, cap and flashing. We run a camera the full height of the flue and photograph anything that matters, then walk you through it in plain language.
- Level 1 — annual check for a chimney in regular use and unchanged condition.
- Level 2 — required at sale, after an appliance change, or following a chimney fire.
- Photo report delivered the same day, suitable for a real-estate file or insurer.
Creosote is the reason chimneys burn
Dry firewood burns fast and leaves glazed creosote on the flue walls. Once it builds past a quarter inch, it is fuel sitting inside your house. We sweep the full flue, smoke chamber and firebox, then show you the debris we pulled out before it leaves the property.
The hearth is the room. Keep it working.
Wood-burning, masonry, insert or stove — we service the appliance and the chimney it vents into, because problems almost always start in one and show up in the other.
Wood-Burning Fireplaces
Draft diagnosis, damper and smoke-chamber work, refractory panel replacement and full seasonal cleaning for open masonry fireplaces.
Wood Stoves & Inserts
Liner inspection, baffle and gasket replacement, ash and creosote removal, and a check that the insert still vents the way it was installed to.
Fireplace Cleaning & Repair
Soot-free glass, cleaned grates and logs, repaired surrounds and hearths — the detail work that makes an old fireplace look cared for.
Real jobs, start to finish
Photographed on Dallas-area service calls. This is what a year of heavy burning looks like — and what it looks like when we are done.
Creosote buildup in the flue
Glazed third-degree creosote removed from an Oak Cliff chimney that had not been swept in four seasons.
Firebox and hearth cleaning
Logs, grate and firebox stripped of soot and ash, glass cleared, and the hearth returned ready to burn.
Crown repair & new cap
Cracked crown resurfaced and a stainless cap fitted before winter — the fix that stops most chimney water damage.
Masonry & flashing repair
Freeze-thaw cracking reinforced and resurfaced, flashing re-flashed and sealed where the chimney meets the roof.
Four steps, no surprises
Book your visit
Call or request service online. We confirm the appointment with a two-hour arrival window.
Inspect & document
Camera scan of the flue, exterior assessment from the roof, and photographs of anything we flag.
Review the findings
We show you the photos, explain what is urgent versus what can wait, and quote the work in writing.
Complete & clean up
Sweeping or repairs completed, containment removed, and the report emailed the same day.
Get it done before the first cold snap
North Texas can swing from a warm afternoon to a hard freeze overnight when a cold front rolls through, and every year that first cold snap fills our schedule. Fall is the right time to sweep, inspect and fix — while the roof is dry and the fireplace is still cold.
Warning signs worth a call
- Smoke pushing back into the room when you light a fire
- A sharp, tarry smell from the fireplace on warm days
- Staining, damp patches or crumbling mortar near the chimney
- Birds, nesting material or animal noise inside the flue
- A missing, rusted or visibly damaged chimney cap
Chimney service across Dallas and the Metroplex
From downtown Dallas bungalows to new-construction homes across the northern suburbs, we cover the Metroplex on a regular weekly route.
Dallas
Uptown, Oak Lawn, Lakewood, Lake Highlands, Bishop Arts
Irving & Grand Prairie
Las Colinas, Valley Ranch, Northgate
Frisco & McKinney
Stonebriar, Craig Ranch, Little Elm
Plano & Richardson
West Plano, Legacy, Coit
Southeast Metro
Mesquite, Garland, Rowlett
Carrollton & Addison
Old Downtown Carrollton, Vista Ridge, Addison Circle
Outside these areas? Call (469) 536-5893 — we schedule outlying-area visits by route.
What Dallas homeowners say
“They found a cracked crown our last sweep missed entirely, photographed it, and had it repaired the following week. The report alone was worth the visit.”
Marta H. Lakewood, Dallas“Two hours, drop cloths everywhere, and not one speck of soot left in the living room. They texted before arriving and finished when they said they would.”
Dan R. Frisco“Our insert had been smoking for two winters. They diagnosed the liner, replaced the gaskets, and it has drawn perfectly since.”
Priya S. Plano“We needed a Level 2 inspection to close on the house. Scheduled in three days, report emailed that afternoon, title company had no questions.”
Kevin & Ann T. McKinneyChimney questions we hear every fall
Once a heating season for a fireplace in regular use. North Texas winters are short, but homes that burn several nights a week can still build creosote quickly, especially with wood that hasn't fully seasoned. If you burn only a handful of times a year, an annual inspection with sweeping as needed is usually enough.
A Level 1 is the annual visual inspection of readily accessible parts of the chimney and appliance. A Level 2 adds a video scan of the full flue interior and is required when a home is sold, when you change fuels or appliances, or after an event such as a chimney fire or earthquake.
No. We seal the fireplace opening, run a HEPA vacuum under negative pressure for the whole visit, and lay drop cloths across the hearth and floor. Debris leaves with us. If the room is not as clean as we found it, tell us before we go.
In this climate, yes. An uncapped flue takes on rain that soaks into the masonry, and it is an open invitation to birds and squirrels. A properly sized stainless cap is one of the least expensive pieces of chimney protection you can buy.
A Level 1 inspection is $89. Sweeping is quoted with the inspection once we have seen the system, and repair work is always priced in writing before it starts. We do not charge for estimates on repair work identified during a visit.
Yes. Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Garland, Irving and the surrounding DFW communities are on our regular route, scheduled by area so we can reach every neighborhood efficiently. Call us for anything further out and we will tell you the next route date.
Book your chimney service before the first fire
Sweeping, inspection and repair across Dallas and the DFW Metroplex. Request a visit online or call and speak to someone on the crew.