Effective Soot Removal in Thompson's Station, TN

We tarp and protect the hearth, run a HEPA-filtered vacuum at the firebox, brush the full flue, clean the firebox, smoke shelf, and smoke chamber, inspect the damper, cap, crown, and liner, document with before/after photos, and finish with an airflow check.

Yes. Cap installs and replacements, crown sealing and rebuilds, and stainless-steel or clay-tile liner work are all in scope. A missing cap is the number-one entry point for animals and water, and we quote any repair on the inspection visit before starting.

Yes — damper repair, replacement, and top-mount damper installs are standard scope. A stuck damper is one of the calls we get the day before someone wants to use the fireplace for the season, so we keep parts on the truck for the common types.

Yes. The three common sources are a failed or missing cap, a cracked crown, or a flashing failure where the chimney meets the roof (often more than one). The inspection identifies which, and cap, crown, and flashing can usually be done on a single repair visit.

Yes — we're the three together: chimney sweep, air duct cleaning, and dryer vent cleaning. Ask for a bundle and we'll discount the second and third service. Most Thompson's Station customers end up doing at least two of the three.

Yes. We use HEPA-filtered chimney vacuums sealed at the firebox so soot and creosote can't escape into your living space. Floors and the hearth get tarped and the mantel protected — standard on every job, not an add-on.