CSIA-certified sweeping, high-torque rotary scrubbing, and surgical HEPA negative-air containment. We eliminate combustible creosote deposits while preserving your interior finishes.
“Creosote is not simple soot. It is a concentrated chemical distillate that fuels intense 2,000°F chimney fires.”
Every time unseasoned wood or fossil fuels combust, volatile hydrocarbons draft upward into the cooler chimney flue. As flue temperature falls below 250°F, these gases condense into creosote—transitioning from powdery soot into a flammable, hardened glaze.
Our certified sweeps scour the entire vertical stack using rotary poly and wire whip assemblies sized to the exact interior profile of your flue tiles or stainless liner, paired with industrial triple-filtration HEPA extraction.
According to NFPA Standard 211 § 14.2, chimneys must be swept clean whenever creosote deposits reach 1/8-inch thickness, or when Stage 3 glazed deposits are detected.
Double canvas runners from entrance to hearth. The firebox is enclosed with negative-pressure industrial HEPA filtration vacuums to prevent particulate drift.
Mechanical rotating whips systematically travel the entire vertical flue, dislodging Stage 1 and Stage 2 creosote deposits from tile corners and corbelled joints.
The corbelled throat, smoke shelf, and damper housing are hand-brushed, vacuumed, and evaluated for draft restrictions and corrosive pitting.
A comprehensive written evaluation is issued certifying operational readiness, NFPA 211 clearance compliance, and next maintenance scheduling.
CSIA-certified sweeping, Level 1 & 2 camera diagnostics, and complete HEPA hearth protection.