Atlanta’s Most Trusted Chimney Sweep for First-Time Homeowners

That smell is likely trapped creosote and moisture from Atlanta’s humid air reacting with your flue. We’ll inspect for buildup, check your damper seal, and recommend a cleaning or ventilation fix to clear the odor before it worsens.

Leaks often come from cracked crowns or missing mortar joints around the chimney’s top, not the roof. We’ll climb up with a moisture meter to pinpoint the exact gap and seal it with Atlanta-approved materials that withstand our seasonal temperature swings.

Yes—even a small crack in your flue can leak odorless CO into your living room. We’ll perform a Level 2 inspection with a camera to find the source and repair it before it becomes a silent hazard.

Older chimneys in Kirkwood often need extra time for creosote removal and mortar repairs, so expect $150–$250. Newer Buckhead homes with straight flues may only need a basic sweep for $120–$180—we’ll quote you upfront with no surprises.

No—green wood creates thick creosote that coats your flue and risks a chimney fire. We’ll clean your chimney before winter and show you safe, Atlanta-approved firewood sources instead.

Those stains are efflorescence, a sign of water seeping through the bricks. We’ll test for moisture, repair any gaps in the masonry, and apply a breathable sealant to keep Atlanta’s damp air from damaging your chimney further.

The popping comes from thermal expansion—your chimney’s metal components contracting in Atlanta’s sudden cold snaps. We’ll check for loose flashing or a damaged flue liner and tighten everything before the next freeze.

Yes—even unused chimneys collect debris, bird nests, and creosote from past owners. We’ll clear it out and certify it safe, which can help you pass future inspections if you ever sell your Vinings home.