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Annual flue cleaning, knocked out on the same visit as your other home jobs.

A thorough safety + code check that maps every issue in one walk-through.

The small cap that keeps rain, animals, and embers out — fitted while we're up there.

Reline the flue once, correctly — the foundation the rest of the system relies on.

Crown, masonry, cap, flashing, and waterproofing — all fixed in one coordinated project.

Seal the cracked crown before water turns it into a full restoration.

Breathable whole-stack sealing that sheds rain while letting the masonry dry.

Replace a cracked or warped throat damper with a new cast-iron assembly, set in refractory mortar.

Wood, gas, or electric — install, repair, and maintenance from one team.

Re-parge the smoke chamber so the fireplace drafts right and burns clean.

Powered rotary tooling and PCR poultice for the glazed creosote a sweep can't budge.

Re-point crumbling mortar joints to lock the brick and shed water again.

A real two-layer flashing fix where the chimney meets the roof — not a caulk smear.

Rebuild cracked, spalling, or shifted brick back to a sound, code structure.

Repair the wood chase framing that water, animals, or fire have eaten into.

Full code-compliant chase rebuild — framing, siding, and cover by one crew.

Fresh Hardie, vinyl, or metal siding on the chase — matched to the house.

Swap out rotted fascia, trim, and corner boards around the chase — painted to match.

A brand-new flue, spec'd to your fuel and height, permits and all.

316Ti or 304 stainless flex liner that snakes through offsets a rigid liner can't.

Proper B-vent, direct-vent, or Class A venting routed and terminated to code.

Ember-stopping mesh sized to NFPA 211 — a quick add when we're already up top.

Humane nest removal, flue cleanup, and a cap so it doesn't happen again.

ChimneySaver vapor-permeable sealant that protects brick without trapping moisture.

Patch the stained drywall a chimney leak left behind — and fix the leak too.

Track down why smoke rolls into the room — usually a whole-house airflow issue.

HEPA-clean the corbeled smoke chamber that collects creosote fastest.

Rebuild a failed smoke chamber to NFPA 211 — better draft, far less creosote.

Spot-fix failed parging in the smoke chamber — the code violation we catch most.

Wall-mount, insert, or freestanding electric — wiring, framing, and trim handled.

Heater, blower, remote, or flame-effect acting up? One tech sorts it out.

Pilot won't hold, no heat, gas smell — diagnosed and repaired in one trip.

Repair cracked firebrick before heat finds your framing.

Seal hairline cracks in refractory panels before they force a replacement.

Exact-match OEM panels for every common DFW factory-built firebox.

A complete burner-and-log install — gas line, valve, ignition, controls.

Sticky, leaking, or failed gas valve — diagnosed and IFGC-tested.

When a gas valve's past repair, a clean OEM-compatible assembly swap.

Glass doors that cut draft loss, add a safety barrier, and finish the hearth.

The most realistic flame and ember bed — installed with the damper set right.

All the heat stays in the room — installed with the required safety checks.

Turn a match-lit log set into a proper pilot ignition system.

A clean full-assembly swap when the pilot gets weak or contaminated.

Ditch the wall key — go handheld remote, thermostat, or Wi-Fi control.

Complete pellet stove setup — hearth, venting, air kit, electrical, all in one.

Auger, igniter, blower, or board acting up? Fixed, with a cleaning included.

The annual NFPA 211 check (and cleaning) many insurers require.

Clear the lint-packed dryer vent — perfect to pair with your chimney sweep.

Airflow + code check with a written report for insurance or HOA.

NADCA-method whole-home duct cleaning — cleaner air, lower energy bills.

Beyond cleaning — duct repair, mastic sealing, sanitizing, and replacement.

Chemical-free UV-C lamps that keep the coil — and your air — clean.

Coil lamp plus an air-stream lamp for systems that need both.

Top off the attic to R-38 or R-49 and stop paying to heat the sky.

Closed-cell or open-cell foam for the spots blown-in can't reach.

Find out your real R-value and where the attic is leaking air.

Whole-home insulation retrofits — walls, crawl space, chase, and more.

The little punch-list jobs handled while we're already at your home.

Find where the water actually gets in — with metering and zoned hose testing.

Custom stainless or copper chase cover, formed to drain — not the rusting galvanized one.

Real fire from a wall switch — an engineered conversion, not just a burner drop-in.

Take the dead stack down to the deck and close the roof like it was never there.

Cap-to-footing removal with the wall, floor, and gas all finished by one crew.

Reclaim the bulkhead square footage — supported, framed, and finished flush.

Retire a fireplace in place — sealed, gas-capped, and documented.

A from-scratch masonry fireplace, including Rumford designs, engineered to draft.

A UL-listed firebox set strictly to its listing — chase, venting, and all.

An outdoor fireplace or fire feature built to survive sun, rain, and freeze-thaw.

A refractory-dome pizza oven that actually holds heat and drafts right.

Gas or wood fire pit that lights reliably and is built to be safe.

Licensed, contained asbestos and lead removal — clearance-tested before any other work.

Instrument-verified combustion safety — the whole-house view, not a guess.

Soot and odor removed across firebox, ducts, and surfaces — not just masked.

Stone or brick veneer refacing done by masons who respect a working firebox.

Whitewash, limewash, or German smear that breathes and ages gracefully.

Mount the TV over the fireplace without slowly cooking your electronics.

Convert an open fireplace into a sealed, high-efficiency insert that gives heat back.

Stop the storm damage tonight, then fix it right — same team for both.

Smoke rolling into the room? We clear the flue fast and confirm it drafts.

Shore the leaning stack now, then re-anchor it right — one crew, both steps.

Stuck damper or gas smell near the fireplace — answered fast and resolved properly.

The annual baseline NFPA 211 calls for when nothing about the system has changed.

Camera-scanned — the tier required at sale, after a fire, or on any fuel change.

The invasive tier — opening finish or masonry to reach a hazard a camera found but could not evaluate.

A Level 2 packaged for a Texas option period — dated written report included.

Free, re-seat, or re-cable a damper that still has real life left in it.

A rubber-gasket damper at the crown that actually seals — unlike any throat damper.

A poured reinforced crown with overhang and drip edge, replacing the mortar wash that failed.

Rebuilt from the roof line up, on a base that is still sound.

Stack rebuilt from the firebox or foundation up — quoted after a structural assessment.

Re-secure, re-screen, or re-weld a cap that is genuinely worth saving.

Seal and re-flash the cover before the framing underneath pays for it.

One fabricated lid covering every flue and the whole crown at once.

Find the fault first — the fee comes off the invoice when you approve the repair.

Burner, pilot, glass, gasket, and a combustion check — once a year, like a furnace.

Rigid stainless for a straight flue — heavier, smoother, longer-lived than flex.

A poured masonry liner that seals the flue and stiffens a tired stack from the inside.

Smooth the corbelled smoke chamber to code with refractory mortar.

Removal plus the guard that stops the next one from moving in.

Vapor-permeable repellent — never a film-forming sealer that traps moisture in the brick.

Labor to set and connect your insert — unit priced separately, liner itemized.

Swap the brittle, lint-jammed wall cap for a damper that closes again.

A new roof termination, flashed into the shingles the way it should have been.

Crushed flex, pulled joints, foil duct, screws in the run — replaced with smooth rigid metal.

Seal the leaks from inside the duct system — with a measured before-and-after number.

Torn, disconnected, crushed, or undersized runs — rebuilt so the room finally gets air.

Clean the two parts nobody looks at — the coil and the blower wheel.

Trade the one-inch compromise for a media cabinet sized to your actual airflow.