
Chimney sweep work planned around your fireplace in Parkland
A sweep that separates finished cleaning from open questions, so you know what the fireplace is ready for.
- Owned and run locally
- Available for same-day service
- Fully licensed and insured
- Family owned and run
Signs that point to chimney cleaning
- Smoke drifting into the room
- Nest material on the smoke shelf
- Pieces of tile or mortar below the flue
- Soot stains above the fireplace opening
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What goes into cleaning your chimney
When the blockage may be an animal
Scratching, calling or movement inside the chimney changes the plan. An occupied flue is not swept until the animal question is settled. Some species are protected, and some nests cannot be disturbed while active. Do not light a fire or use smoke to drive an animal out.
Tell us what you have heard and when it started. We explain the next step, which may be a wait, a referral or an animal removal visit handled on its own terms. Cleaning follows once the flue is empty and can be worked on.
What decides the scope of a chimney cleaning
The free inspection comes before any cleaning. From it we write an estimate that names the flues, the openings and the access needed. The amount of deposit, the type of lining and the route to the top all affect the scope.
Items outside ordinary brushing are listed separately, such as a glazed coating, a jammed damper or a cap repair. You see each line before you approve it. There are no hidden fees added once the work is underway, and any change in scope is discussed before it happens.
Getting to the chimney top for the sweep
Some parts of a sweep happen at the top: clearing the cap screen, looking into the flue and checking what sits on the chimney. That work waits until the roof can be reached and walked safely.
Tell us about roof coverings that crack underfoot, equipment mounted near the chimney or a gate that blocks ladder placement. If the top cannot be reached on the day, we clean from below and list what was left for another visit. You are not charged for top work that was not done.
The damper on the day of the sweep
Leave the damper where it was after the last fire, and do not force it if it sticks. We open it ourselves during the visit and note how easily it moves. A damper forced open by hand can bend its frame or snap a handle.
At the end, we close it and show you how it should feel when it seats. If it did not close before the cleaning and still does not after, that is a repair item. We explain whether it affects use before you light the next fire.
What the chimney sweep estimate covers
- Sealed fireplace opening during brushing
- Visual check of cleaned surfaces
- Factory-built flue cleaned per instructions
- Glazed deposits priced as a separate item
Sweep and cleaning questions, answered plainly
Can a sweep fix a fireplace that keeps smoking?
Only if the cause is a restriction the cleaning removes, such as heavy soot at the throat or a clogged cap screen. If the flue is clear and smoke persists, we explain the other likely causes and what an assessment would look at.
What does the written record of the cleaning include?
It lists the openings and flues cleaned and the areas the brushes reached. It also names anything left unreached and any findings from the visual check. Findings are kept apart from the completed work so you can see both clearly.
Can you sweep the chimney if the damper is stuck?
Often we can clean around it, depending on where it is stuck. We will not force it, because that can bend the frame. A stuck damper is noted and priced as a separate repair.
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Chimney & Fireplace Brands We Work With
DuraVent 
Olympia Chimney and Venting Copperfield Chimney Supply 
Rutland Heatilator Heat & Glo
