Field Protocol
Hearth & Floor Containment
Internal Video Camera Scope
Mechanical Rotary Sweeping
Draft Test & Condition Report
Technicians lay seamless canvas floor mats and seal hearth openings with negative-pressure industrial HEPA vacuum hoses before any rotary brush enters the flue.
A high-resolution motorized 360-degree optical camera travels the full chimney length to detect hidden clay tile fractures, mortar separation, and creosote staging.
Flexible drive rods and custom nylon-steel wire heads scrub glaze and stage-three deposits from flue walls down into continuous vacuum extraction containment.
We verify baseline barometric draft pressure and deliver an itemized structural report documenting firebox, damper, and exterior masonry integrity.






Core Scopes
Targeted chimney solutions
Thermal Safety
Stage-Three Creosote Removal
Hardened chemical creosote glaze resists conventional steel brushes. We treat combustion chambers with chemical anti-creosote catalysts followed by mechanical scraping to eliminate chimney fire fuel.
Water Prevention
Chimney Cap Fabrication & Installation
Custom-measured 304-grade stainless steel caps keep Midwestern ice dams, driving rain, and nesting wildlife out of exposed terracotta flues without choking baseline stove drafts.
Structural Envelope
Crown Sealing & Masonry Tuckpointing
Harsh Cook County freeze-thaw cycles shatter cracked cement crowns and turn mortar joints to dust. We apply elastomeric waterproof crown sealants and repoint mortar before water penetrates attics.
Code Compliance
Every wood-burning and mechanical heating flue requires an annual Level 2 inspection whenever fuel appliances change, severe weather strikes, or real estate transfers.
National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Standard 211
Heating season begins in October. Ensure your fireplace damper, terracotta liner, and smoke chamber are clean, safe, and fully certified for cold winter nights.


