Chimney Cleaning

At Texas Service Experts, our Chimney Cleaning service is designed to keep your home safe, efficient, and free from hazards. Regular chimney cleaning prevents dangerous soot and creosote buildup, which can lead to fires or reduce airflow, impacting your chimney’s efficiency. Our certified and experienced technicians use professional-grade tools and methods, ensuring a deep, thorough clean for all types of chimneys, including wood-burning, gas, pellet, and oil-fueled systems.

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Chimney Flue

Why it’s important to clean: The flue is the passage through which smoke and gases exit the house. Creosote, a highly flammable substance, builds up here and can cause chimney fires.

Chimney Cap

Why it’s important to clean: The cap prevents debris, rain, and animals from entering the chimney, which can lead to blockages.

Smoke Shelf and Smoke Chamber

Why it’s important to clean: These areas, located just above the firebox, help funnel smoke into the flue. They often trap debris and soot.

Firebox (Inside the Fireplace)

Why it’s important to clean: This is where the fire burns, and it accumulates ash, soot, and debris over time.

Damper

Why it's important to clean: The damper controls airflow, allowing smoke to escape and controlling the fire’s intensity. It can accumulate soot and get stuck.

Chimney Crown

Why it’s important to clean: The crown prevents water from entering the chimney structure. Cracks or debris here can lead to water damage.

Ash Dump and Clean-Out Door

Why it’s important to clean: The ash dump collects ashes, preventing them from clogging the firebox. It can also accumulate excess debris over time.

Inspection for Cracks, Gaps, or Obstructions

Why it’s important : A chimney with cracks or obstructions is dangerous. Blockages restrict airflow, and cracks allow dangerous gases to escape into the home.

Chimney Flashing

Why it’s important to clean: Flashing prevents water from entering where the chimney meets the roof. If damaged, it can cause leaks and structural damage.