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Our Services:

All Things Chimney

Explore our range of services designed to help you move forward with confidence. Our Technicians are Certified and Firefighters so they know safety. When it comes to your chimney Fire Safe Chimney Solutions has your answer! From basic inspections to whole chimney flue relining we’ve got you covered.

Chimney Cleanings

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Chimney Caps

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Chimney Restorations

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Chimney Inspections

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Chimney Cleanings ✳︎ Chimney Caps ✳︎ Chimney Restorations ✳︎ Chimney Inspections ✳︎

Chimney Relining

This is an example of the inside of a chimney that has been relined with the FireGuard Chimney Relining System. Most Chimneys unless they are very old have flue tiles. Clay flue tiles line the interior of chimneys. They provide a smooth passageway for smoke and combustion gases to exit the chimney safely. Over time these flue tiles can crack leaving gaps for air to flow through, this is often what leads to a chimney fire. We use an amazing product called FireGuard Chimney Relining System. This product works quickly and can restore an unusable chimney within 24 hours. For more information on the Fireguard System: https://firesafeinc.com/fireguard/

Looking into a white, vertical, cylindrical vent or duct with visible textured lines and some minor rough patches on the inner surface, fading into darkness at the end.

Chimney Inspections/

Chimney Cleanings

Let’s get that chimney clean! What does this entail? Well first it starts with an inspection. Every chimney gets inspected, but not every chimney needs cleaning. Open fireplaces, woodstove inserts, free-standing woodstoves, gas inserts, all these can and should be inspected. These inspections help you know whether the chimney is safe to use or not, needs cleaning, needs relining, a fuel switch, etc. Whether you are selling your home, or getting ahead of the winter rush, our Chimney Sweep Professionals have you covered. Our sweeps offer Level 1, 2, and 3 inspections. When cleaning is necessary our sweeps will brush the chimney making sure it’s free of any build-up of creosote or debris, ensuring a safe burn and future use.

  • A Level 1 Inspection: involves a visual examination of all readily accessible portions of the chimney exterior and interior. The technician checks for structural soundness, obstructions, combustible deposits (like creosote), proper clearances, and overall flue condition.

  • A Level 2 Inspection is often required when selling property or after a chimney fire. When there are changes to the heating system—such as switching fuel types, or relining the flue a Level 2 inspection is needed.

    This inspection includes all components of a Level 1 inspection, plus: a video inspection, determining clearances from combustibles, structural soundness evaluations, photographic documentation and detailed condition reports.

  • A Level 3 Chimney Inspection is the most comprehensive and invasive inspection level, and is not common. It is required only when a serious safety or hazardous issue is suspected. When a Level 1 or Level 2 inspection reveals a hidden issue that cannot be assessed without accessing concealed areas, like evidence of major structural compromise or damage, or after a chimney fire.

A person working on installing or repairing a chimney pipe on a sloped, tiled roof, wearing black gloves and clothing.

Chimney Caps

A brick chimney with a metal railing on top of a house, against a background of leafless trees in a wooded area.

Keeping your chimney free of debris, critters and water damage is one of the best things you can do to ensure the long life of a chimney. We offer custom stainless steel chimney cap solutions. From basic to ornate, our custom caps are guaranteed to keep your chimney clean and critter free and give you peace of mind. Many people prefer a cap that matches the exterior of their home, in that case choose one of our powder-coated custom cap options!

Close-up of a brick chimney with a metal debris guard on top, mounted on a shingled roof with a background of green trees and blue sky.
Metal chimney vent with three protective caps on a rooftop, with a background of trees and houses.
Close-up of a brick chimney with a copper and glass cap, surrounded by leafless trees under a clear blue sky.
A brick chimney on a roof with a metal cap, surrounded by leafy green trees, with a portion of a shingle roof and house windows visible at the bottom of the image.
A brick outdoor chimney with a metal and glass cover on top, surrounded by green trees and bushes.

Woodstoves

A black wood stove with a pipe extending to the ceiling, placed against a corner with beige walls and tiled backing, on a tiled hearth in a room with wood flooring.
A gray electronic vending machine with an empty glass window and a flexible hose at the bottom, placed outdoors against a brick wall.
A cozy corner with a vintage white stove with a fire inside, set on a brick hearth. To the left, a large wooden barrel with a potted plant and some old books on top. To the right, a woven basket with wood pieces, a large brown paper bag, and a copper container on a wooden floor. A copper sheet with a distressed finish is mounted on the wall behind.

Want or need a woodstove? Fire Safe Chimney Solutions has you covered! Take a look at some of our previous work.

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Dryer Vents

Dirty dryer vents can prevent your clothes from drying and cause hazards down the road, let us help you get them cleaned!

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