Chimney Sweep in Scottsdale
Cleaning for wood-burning fireplaces and fire pits, with a safety check and before and after photos.
Wood-burning fireplaces in Scottsdale see light use, but the flue still collects creosote, bird nests and debris. A fireplace that sat through a few summers should be swept and checked before it is used again.
We sweep the full flue, clean the firebox and smoke shelf, and keep your room covered and clean with a HEPA vacuum. You get before and after photos and a note on anything that needs repair.
Signs you need this
- Smoky fires or poor draft
- Strong smell from the fireplace
- Nest or debris in the flue
- Fireplace not used in years
- Black flakes falling into the firebox
How we do it
- Protect the roomFloor covered and fireplace sealed off.
- Sweep the flueBrushes and HEPA vacuum from top to bottom.
- Photos and checkBefore and after pictures and a safety check.
FAQ
Chimney Sweep questions
How often should I sweep?
Once a year if you burn wood regularly. Every few years is fine for light use, with a check before each season.
Do gas fireplaces need sweeping?
They need a yearly service instead: pilot, burner and glass cleaning.
Is it messy?
No. The room is covered and the vacuum runs the whole time.
Related
Fireplaces, inspections and cleaning
Book online
Pick a day. We bring the answers.
Free inspection in a 3-hour window: 8 to 11, 11 to 2, or 2 to 5. We call to confirm before we arrive.