Creosote glaze removal

Heavy glazed stage-three creosote creates severe combustion danger inside masonry flues. Our technicians use chemical neutralizing agents alongside mechanical rotary flail chains to break hardened deposits down to sound tile.

Closed-circuit camera scans

Hidden fractures, missing mortar joints, and liner misalignments cannot be evaluated from the hearth alone. High-resolution continuous video probes travel the full length of your chimney flue to document code clearances and structural integrity.

Smoke chamber parging

Rough or stepped brickwork in the smoke chamber causes backdraft and smoke spillage into living rooms. We apply smooth insulating refractory mortar over corbelled brick, reducing turbulence and protecting surrounding timber framing from heat transfer.

Four-stage inspection process

Containment setup

Mechanical sweep

Video verification

Detailed report

We lay double-layer neoprene runners across all walkways and seal the hearth opening with tight magnetic draft barriers and HEPA filtration.

Rotary nylon or steel bristles sweep soot and creosote downward from crown to smoke shelf while high-volume vacuums capture air particulate.

A lighted optical probe examines the full flue length, verifying creosote elimination, clay tile integrity, and stainless steel damper operation.

You receive written documentation of flue clearances, cap condition, and recommendations with zero surprise add-ons before we pack our drop cloths.

Schedule your flue evaluation

Operating seven days a week across Conroe and Montgomery County. Call our shop at (936) 283-4418 for immediate scheduling or request a written estimate online.