- Chimney Rebuild
Complete Chimney Stack Rebuild and Masonry Restoration
A severely deteriorated rooftop chimney stack was dismantled to a sound base and rebuilt in new red brick, with a new crown and a stainless steel cap.
Schedule a certified chimney sweep for your home. We remove the soot, ash, and creosote that build up in your flue, test the draft, and finish with a certificate of cleanliness and functionality. Book a yearly sweep to keep your fireplace safe and ready for the season.
OVERVIEW
Every time you light a fire, your chimney collects soot, ash, and creosote. Left in place, that buildup restricts airflow, hurts how your fireplace burns, and raises the risk of a chimney fire or carbon monoxide in your home.
A professional chimney sweep clears that buildup so smoke draws up and out the way it should. We work carefully inside your home, protect the surfaces around the fireplace, and leave the area clean when we finish.
Most homes need a sweep once a year. Book a single visit or set a yearly reminder, and you get the same documented result every time: a certificate of cleanliness and functionality that confirms your chimney is clean and safe to use.
WARNING SIGNS
Watch for these signs around your fireplace. If any of them sound familiar, it is time to book a sweep.
The brick or trim around your fireplace is turning black. Soot and creosote are building up faster than the chimney can stay clean.
You still smell smoke in the room once the fire has died down, a sign of buildup or poor draft.
Soot or bits of debris are dropping down into the firebox. The flue needs cleaning.
A stronger chimney smell in humid or warm months points to creosote and moisture inside the flue.
Smoke comes back into the room instead of drawing up the chimney, often a draft or blockage problem. For heavy buildup, our chimney cleaning service goes deeper.
Rust on the damper or firebox means moisture is getting in and the system needs attention.
White marks on the exterior brick are a sign of moisture in the masonry.
If it has been over twelve months, you are due. A yearly sweep and inspection is the standard recommendation.
OUR PROCESS
We look over your chimney, flue, damper, and firebox, then note the condition before we start.
We lay down drop cloths and set up containment so soot and dust stay out of your living space.
We sweep the flue and firebox with professional equipment and eco friendly products, clearing the soot and creosote that cause problems.
We test the chimney after sweeping to confirm it draws smoke up and out the way it should.
We hand you a certificate of cleanliness and functionality that documents the work and confirms your chimney is clean and safe to use.
COMPLIANCE
CLEANED
We sweep the flue and firebox with professional equipment and eco friendly products, clearing the soot and creosote that cause problems.
TESTED
We test the chimney after sweeping to confirm it draws smoke up and out the way it should.
CERTIFICATE
You receive a certificate of cleanliness and functionality that documents the work and confirms your chimney is clean and safe to use.
WHY US
More than 20 years and over 1,000 chimneys swept across NYC and Long Island.
Trained, certified technicians who treat your home with care.
Free estimates with clear pricing and no surprise costs.
We recommend only what your chimney actually needs, nothing more.
A certificate of cleanliness and functionality after every sweep.
We stand behind our work with a 100 percent satisfaction guarantee.
WHO WE SERVE
From a single fireplace to an older home with multiple flues, we sweep every kind of home.
Serving Brooklyn, Manhattan, the Bronx, Queens, Staten Island, and Long Island.
OUR WORK
A severely deteriorated rooftop chimney stack was dismantled to a sound base and rebuilt in new red brick, with a new crown and a stainless steel cap.
A new masonry fireplace built to the project plans, with a custom firebrick firebox, smoke chamber and an offset connection into a Class A insulated chimney.
A decommissioned fireplace in a historic brownstone brought back to life with a new firebrick firebox, rebuilt masonry and a reinstalled stainless steel liner.
REVIEWS
FAQ
At least once a year for most homes. A fireplace in heavy use, or one that burns wood, may need sweeping more often. A yearly sweep and inspection is the standard recommendation.
It is a document we give you after every sweep. It records what was cleaned, notes the condition of your chimney, and confirms it is clean and safe to use. It is handy for your records and your home insurance.
Cost depends on the type of fireplace and how much buildup we find. We offer free estimates with clear pricing up front, so you know the cost before we begin and there are no surprises.
Yes. Gas burns cleaner than wood, but vents and flues still collect debris, moisture, and corrosion, so they need regular cleaning and inspection to stay safe.
A standard sweep usually takes about 45 minutes to an hour per flue. A heavily used or larger system takes longer. We confirm timing after the inspection.
No. We lay down drop cloths, use professional equipment with containment, protect the surfaces around your fireplace, and leave the space clean.
Yes. Most sweeps include a visual inspection, and we can complete a full inspection in the same visit when you need documentation for a home sale or your insurer.
We serve Brooklyn, Manhattan, the Bronx, Queens, Staten Island, and Long Island.
Schedule a sweep or ask us a question. Every sweep includes a certificate of cleanliness and functionality, free estimates, and same day appointments when available.