Sweeping, inspection, repair and waterproofing — the four jobs that keep an Oregon chimney safe, dry and drawing properly.
Not sure which one applies? Start with an inspection — it costs you nothing to find out, and it tells you whether you need a sweep, a repair, or nothing at all.
Rotary brush cleaning of the full flue, smoke chamber and firebox with a HEPA vacuum running and floors covered throughout.
Camera inspection of the flue plus crown, cap, flashing, firebox and damper — finished with a written, photographed report.
Crown rebuilds, tuckpointing, brick replacement, flashing, caps and chase covers — the work that stops a leak becoming a rebuild.
Breathable masonry sealant that keeps Oregon rain out while still letting the brick dry — the cheapest protection you can buy.
Chimney work is easy to oversell because the customer cannot see the problem. We deal with that by photographing every finding and handing it over, so the quote you get is something you can actually check.
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Start with an inspection. It establishes the condition of the flue, crown, cap and flashing, and tells you whether a sweep is enough or whether there is repair work to plan for.
Often yes for small work such as a cap fitting or minor sealing. Larger jobs like a crown rebuild or tuckpointing are scheduled separately because they need dry weather and curing time.
Yes. Wood stoves, inserts, pellet stoves and open masonry fireplaces are all covered, along with the liners that serve them.
Sweeps, inspections, repairs and waterproofing across the Portland metro and Oregon.
