Chimney Cleaning Services

Chimney Inspection
Our chimney service technicians will examine the readily accessible portions of the chimney exterior, interior and accessible portions of the appliance and the chimney connection. Our technicians will be looking for the basic soundness of the chimney structure and flue as well as the basic appliance installation and connections. During your chimney inspection, our technician will also verify the chimney is free of obstruction and combustible deposits. 

Chimney Sweeping/Cleaning
Our technicians will clean chimneys, smoke ducts, fireplaces and flue pipes in order to prevent gas emissions and soot fires to help you pass your chimney inspection. Additionally, our technicians have knowledge and skills regarding fire prevention work and follow specific guidelines and procedures with chimney services that guarantee a thorough and professional job. We inform homeowners about correct burning techniques so you are not at risk of a fire, and clean from the bottom reaching the firebox, smoke chamber damper, smoke shelf, and flue liner.  

Deep Cleaning
If your fireplace and chimney have not been cleaned or been provided any chimney services for more than a year and your fireplace is heavily used, you may have layers of build-up. Our technicians will provide a thorough deep cleaning. Annual chimney cleaning and repairs (if needed) will help to keep your chimney safe and pass the chimney inspection. every year. 

Repairs And Renovations
Chimney cleaning and repair and renovation services can make your chimney more stable and secure, preventing it from becoming a safety issue for your home.  Sometimes instead of a complete renovation, your chimney might just need a few small repairs. Our team will perform a chimney inspection and make expert repair recommendations for other chimney services .   

Fireplace Conversion
Whether you are converting to a gas fireplace or a wood burning stove, our specialists will  completely transform the look and function of your fireplace.

Safety Guidance & Chimney Care
The most important part of owning a fireplace is knowing fire safety. Our specialists will go over the importance of safety at every chimney inspection and guide you through the steps of safely lighting and maintaining your fire, along with general maintenance you can do to keep your fireplace in the best condition. 

A note on UV Light Sanitation

Since before the creation of penicillin, we as a species have continued to perfect and refine our approach towards sanitation. And while traditional disinfection methods such as cleaning with hot water, bleach, and other disinfectants have proved helpful, they never did end up truly eliminating all harmful germs and bacteria.

Of course, innovation in the field of sanitation hardly ended there and further optimization existed in the form of invisible UV light waves.

Cut to the present and we see UV light sanitation being used in a variety of different industries through groundbreaking pieces of tech. Naturally, however, there’s still a bit of skepticism to be found when it comes to how effective flashes of light can be at eradicating germs that bleach and a little elbow grease can’t.

How UV Light Sanitation Works

Ultraviolet light is considered germicidal due to its ability to effectively eliminate bacteria.

Without getting too into specifics, UV radiation earns this classification by emitting a wavelength that falls between 200 and 300 nanometers. When light that exists in that spectrum is shined on bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens, it deactivates their DNA, destroying their ability to multiply and killing them.

Effectiveness of UV sanitation can vary based on a number of factors like, length of exposure to bacteria, the intensity of the radiation, and a microorganism’s resistance to said radiation.

The key to enhancing UV light sanitation in the face of these variables is delivering multiple passes of exposure. Hitting the subject you’re hoping to sanitize multiple times will ensure bacteria with a little more resistance will also have their DNA deactivated.