
Chimney Sweep
Basic cleaning addresses reachable soot and loose buildup, with a visual inspection of accessible areas. Confirm the scope for your chimney.
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MASTER PRO / CHIMNEY & FIREPLACE SERVICES
Fire Hazard Protection
Cleaning, inspections, repairs and installations for your fireplace and chimney. Start with basic accessible cleaning, or discuss a separate quote for the work your home needs.
Basic cleaning + visual inspection
Free Mold InspectionMASTER PRO / ON-SITE FOOTAGE
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WHAT YOUR VISIT INCLUDES
The $149 price applies to one chimney. Your basic visit includes cleaning of accessible areas, a visual inspection, and a review of what is visible. Ask which areas are covered for your fireplace and chimney.
Free Mold Inspection is a visual check of accessible areas for apparent growth or moisture. Laboratory testing and mold remediation are not included.
See all service pricesA visual inspection of accessible areas looks for soot, deposits, visible obstructions and conditions that need closer attention.
Basic cleaning removes reachable soot and loose buildup within the agreed service area.
We review visible findings with you and discuss any separately quoted cleaning or inspection needs.
UNDERSTAND YOUR CHIMNEY CARE
Explore cleaning, inspection, repair and installation options. Basic cleaning has a listed per-chimney price; inspections, repairs, maintenance and installations are quoted for the condition and scope at your home.

Basic cleaning addresses reachable soot and loose buildup, with a visual inspection of accessible areas. Confirm the scope for your chimney.
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A formal inspection examines condition within a defined level. Choose the scope for the reason, history and access at your property.
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Assess cracked masonry, worn joints and water-entry concerns before choosing a repair.
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Choose a cap that fits your chimney termination and the way the system vents.
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Match the flue lining to the appliance, chimney condition and venting requirements.
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Plan a compatible gas-log setup around the actual fireplace and fuel supply.
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Plan new chimney work or a rebuild as a complete system, with a clear project scope.
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Plan ongoing chimney care around use, condition and changes to the system.
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A damper that sticks, does not close or appears damaged can affect fireplace operation. The damper type and condition need inspection before a repair is chosen.
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Creosote is a combustible deposit associated with wood-burning systems. The amount and type of visible buildup inform the cleaning discussion.
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Sounds, nesting material or animal entry call for a safe assessment before cleaning or installing a protective component.
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A smoke odor can have more than one source, including deposits, airflow conditions or moisture. Cleaning alone is not a guaranteed fix.
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Cracked firebox surfaces or loose firebrick need assessment before choosing a local repair or rebuild.
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A chase cover protects the top of a framed chimney chase. Rust, displacement or water signs call for assessment of fit and surrounding parts.
Explore this topicImages include individual projects from our work archive. Pictured repairs and installations are not automatically included in the basic cleaning price. Confirm the scope and quote for the service you select.
CHIMNEY INSPECTIONS OFFERED
Inspection levels describe the access and scope required. Confirm the appropriate scope, inspector qualifications and price for your home.
Readily accessible areas, for a system continuing in its current use.
Explore Level 1A broader scope for a property transfer, system change, or event that may have caused damage.
Explore Level 2Access to selected hidden areas when an earlier inspection cannot resolve a specific suspected hazard.
Explore Level 3CHIMNEY & FIREPLACE QUESTIONS
Understand the scope, describe the concern and know which work needs a separate quote.
CSIA homeowner guidanceBasic cleaning of accessible chimney areas, a visual inspection and a review of visible findings, per chimney. Free Mold Inspection is an accessible visual check; laboratory testing, mold diagnosis and remediation are not included. Confirm access and the exact scope before booking.
The included check is an accessible visual inspection. Formal Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 inspections are separate services with a defined scope and quote.
The Chimney Safety Institute of America recommends annual inspection of chimney and venting systems. Cleaning and other maintenance depend on the condition found, how the system is used and the appliance instructions.
Creosote is a deposit that can form when wood-burning combustion products condense inside a chimney. Deposits may be flaky, sticky or hardened. Describe visible buildup and your fireplace use so the condition and cleaning scope can be discussed.
No. Levels describe scope and access. Level 3 addresses a specific suspected concealed issue that cannot be evaluated through less intrusive inspection. Ask which finding calls for that access and how any opening will be restored.
A change in smoke or draft needs assessment; cleaning is not a guaranteed draft repair. Stop using the fireplace while the concern is unresolved and describe when it happens, the appliance type and any recent changes.
Report where and when the water appears. The cap, crown, flashing or other parts may need examination, but a photograph alone does not establish the cause. Inspection and a defined repair scope help distinguish the problem from its visible symptom.
No. A cap sits at the top of the chimney; a liner forms the internal passage for combustion exhaust. Cap and liner installations have different requirements. Master Pro quotes them separately after discussing the chimney, appliance, fit and access.
Compatibility must be checked for the fireplace, fuel supply and proposed model. Vented and vent-free products have different installation requirements. Ask about the intended product and required ventilation before approving a gas-log installation.
These services are quoted for the observed condition and agreed work. Ask which components, materials and access are included, what remains outside the scope and whether further inspection is needed. They are not included in the $149 basic cleaning price.
Keep the fireplace cool and unused before the appointment, clear a path to the work area and share access restrictions. Have appliance details and prior service records ready if available. Ask about any specific preparation when scheduling.
No. Cleaning addresses accessible deposits. Inspection evaluates condition within its defined scope. Ask what was examined and which findings need attention; neither service guarantees that concealed areas are free of problems.
FROM THE CLIENT WORK ARCHIVE
Compare visually matched views of the same pictured area. Work and results vary; repairs and installations have their own scope.
After
BeforeWe replaced the cracked and damaged firebox panels and finished the interior.
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After
BeforeThe damaged smoke chamber was allowing smoke odors into the home. We repaired the chamber and restored its interior surface.
About this serviceMASTER PRO / CONFIRM BEFORE BOOKING
The basic chimney cleaning includes an accessible visual check. A formal inspection is a separate scope: Master Pro offers Levels 1–3; confirm the level needed, areas to access, viewing method, report and price. CSIA guidance is a technical reference; this site does not assert that Master Pro holds CSIA certification.
Where concealed access is proposed, ask which unresolved finding requires it, exactly what will be opened, who authorizes the opening and who restores the finish. Inaccessible areas should be recorded rather than presented as inspected. An inspection is not a guarantee that every possible defect has been found.
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