
Chimney Inspection
A camera down the flue, a look at the roof and the firebox, and a written report with photographs of everything we find.
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Pittsburgh Chimney Repair
Five services, and most jobs are a combination of two or three of them. A chimney that is letting water in usually needs the crown and the flashing looked at together, because water finds the weakest of the two and a repair to only one just moves the problem.
Every one of these starts the same way — someone goes up and looks, and you get photographs. Nothing on this page gets quoted over the phone.

A camera down the flue, a look at the roof and the firebox, and a written report with photographs of everything we find.
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Creosote and soot out, with vacuum containment so nothing ends up on your floor. Before and after photographs of the flue.
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Stainless caps and custom multi-flue covers that keep rain, snow, birds and squirrels out of an open flue.
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Stopping leaks where the chimney passes through the roof — with metal cut into the mortar joint, the way it is supposed to be done.
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Repairing and recasting the concrete slab at the top of the chimney — the part that keeps water out of the masonry below it.
Learn moreWe do not do full chimney rebuilds below the roofline, structural underpinning, or gas appliance installation. When a chimney needs one of those we say so and point you at someone who does it properly, rather than taking the job and learning on your house.
Most people call us because of a smell, a stain on the ceiling, or a home inspector's note they don't understand. Tell us what you're seeing and we'll tell you what it usually means — before anyone books anything.