• Crown repair
  Prevents water penetration through the top of your chimney and saves major restoration expense
  
  
• Accessories For Safe Burning
  Includes glass doors, carbon monoxide detectors,   chimney caps,crates, fireplace tools, smoke guards, fireplace screen, damper repair
  
  
• Pre-Fabricated Fireplace and Chimney Installation
  Add a fireplace or chimney to a new home, new addition, or while remodeling an existing home
  
  
• Animal Removal
  Humane removal of birds, raccoons and other animals
  
  
• Inspection Services
  Heating appliance replacement (NFPA code), Insurance claim, Property transfer (NFPA code) Complete Chimney Scan equipment (not a digital camera)
  
  
• Complete Masonry Chimney and Fireplace Build/Rebuild.  Our own experienced masons will match mortar and brick to existing chimneys
  Add cultured stone to your plain block chimney   and increase your curb appeal
  The investment will add value to your home 

Inspections & Cleanings
Bring peace of mind to your health

Preventative maintenance is always more cost-effective than making repairs that could have been avoided.  Annual inspections are critical for regularly used chimneys.  Even if used occasionally, a chimney system should be routinely inspected and cleaned, if necessary.

The importance of regular chimney maintenance is emphasized by the National Fire Protection Association.  This nonprofit organization, dedicated solely to fire prevention states:  “Chimneys, fireplaces and vents shall be inspected at least once a year for soundness, freedom of deposits, and correct clearances.  Cleaning, maintenance, and repairs shall be done if necessary.”

Benefits of routine chimney inspections and maintenance:

• Assure chimney integrity for all fuels: oil, gas wood or coal
• Catch problems before they cause expensive repairs
• Monitor changes over time---- like seeing a dentist regularly
• Protect your home investment
• Increase the safety and performance of your heating appliance
• Provide peace of mind for your family

Chimney Relining

Installation of stainless steel liners continues to increase as a result of heating appliance manufacturers and the NFPA recognizing damages caused to chimneys from condensation.  Properly sizing the chimney, to overcome the decreased flue temperatures, will increase draft and the overall performance and efficiency.  Homeowners are often unaware of the NFPA venting requirements involved with the replacement or upgrade of a heating appliance.  Heating contractors that do not follow these codes may be held liable for damages caused to chimneys.  Chimney relining can repair damage or upgrade a poorly built chimney without tearing it down and starting over.  Since the majority of chimney damage involves cracked interior tiles, it is sometimes most cost-effective to replace the damaged tiles, if accessible. 

When replacing tiles is not feasible, the best solution in most situations is to insert an aluminum or stainless steel flue liner.

This procedure offers several important advantages:  (1) rapid return to service; (2) the warranties offered by manufacturers; and (3) UL safety standards are met or exceeded. 


Chimney Caps & Crowns

Protecting and securing the top of your chimney.  The top of your chimney is constantly exposed to extreme weather and potential hazards:  water penetration, access by birds and animals, and debris.  A stainless steel chimney cap and properly constructed chimney crown help prevent these frustrating and dangerous problems.  In addition, a specifically formulated waterproofing agent, Chimney Saver®, professionally applied to the chimney’s outer surface, provides a ten year warranty protection against water damage.