Chimney Sweep in Washington, DC
Appointments within the week, careful work with drop cloths down and every bit of ash captured, and a family operation behind each job — never a franchise.
Appointments within the week, careful work with drop cloths down and every bit of ash captured, and a family operation behind each job — never a franchise.
We run brushes through the full length of the flue and vacuum all the soot so your fireplace pulls cleanly and operates safely.
Complete flue brushing, smoke chamber, firebox, damper inspection, photo report.
A thorough, recorded examination of the flue, crown, liner, and firebox, with straightforward notes on anything that requires work.
Camera scan of the liner, written findings, photographs.
Accumulated lint restricts airflow and poses a real fire risk, so we clear the entire path from dryer to outside wall.
End-to-end brushing, airflow verification, exterior flap inspection.
A full cleaning and safety review for wood and pellet stoves, covering everything from the stovepipe down to the door gasket.
Stovepipe cleaning, baffle inspection, gasket and door seal check.
We fill crumbling mortar joints, restore worn crowns, and waterproof brickwork before moisture causes deeper damage.
Tuckpointing, crown restoration, flashing inspection, waterproofing.
A properly sized stainless cap blocks rain, wildlife, and debris from entering the flue and prevents downdrafts.
Precise measuring, stainless cap, spark screen, secure fastening.
1320 19th St NW, Washington, DC 20036
“Squirrels had taken over our chimney for about a year. The cap was installed the same week I reached out.”
“Our dryer went from running two full cycles back to finishing in one right after they cleaned the vent.”
“The technician went through each photo in the report with me and was upfront about what could safely wait until spring.”
Service area
Proudly serving Washington and communities across the greater Washington area, including:
Not on the list? Call (771) 999-2012 and we will let you know right away.
Late summer or early fall is best. Our schedule fills fast once temperatures drop, so booking by September keeps you ahead of the rush.
We run a camera through the flue liner, examine the crown, cap, flashing, damper, and firebox, and hand you a written report with photographs.
We spread drop cloths from the entry to the hearth, wear shoe covers, seal off the fireplace opening, and keep a HEPA vacuum going the entire time.
Once a year for most households that burn wood on a regular basis. If you go through more than a cord per season or notice dark flakes in the firebox, schedule a sweep sooner.
Absolutely — wood and pellet stoves get a complete cleaning and safety check, covering the stovepipe, baffle, and door gasket.