Chimney sweep services in Fort Worth, TX
Know which service you need and what it costs before you book.
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Which Chimney Service Do You Need?
Match what you notice to the service. If you cannot tell, start with an inspection, which checks the whole system.
| What You Notice | Service You Need |
|---|---|
| A campfire or tar smell, soot, or a weak draft | Chimney sweep |
| You are buying or selling a home, or you want the whole system checked | Chimney inspection |
| Cracked or crumbling mortar, white powder on brick, flaking brick, or a damaged crown | Chimney repair |
| Water stains, dripping, or a damp smell near the chimney | Chimney leak repair |
| A cracked or deteriorated flue, or a new fuel type or appliance | Chimney relining |
| A missing or rusted cap, or animals getting in | Chimney cap installation |
| Scratching, chirping, or nest material in the fireplace | Chimney animal removal |
| A dryer that needs two cycles to dry a load | Dryer vent cleaning |
Chimney Sweep Services We Offer in Fort Worth
Each service has its own page with its process, its price, and answers to common questions.
Chimney Sweep
A sweep cleans soot, creosote, and blockages out of the flue. It includes a Level 1 inspection and a written report. It costs $150-$300, or $250-$350 with a Level 2 video inspection. See chimney sweep in Fort Worth or chimney sweep in Keller.
Chimney Inspection
An inspection checks the condition of the whole chimney at Level 1, 2, or 3. Level 1 is included with every sweep. A standalone inspection costs $125-$350, based on the level. See chimney inspection.
Chimney Repair
Repair fixes physical damage to mortar, brick, the crown, flashing, the firebox, and the damper. It costs $150-$2,500, based on the repair. See chimney repair.
Chimney Leak Repair
We trace a leak to its true source, whether the crown, flashing, masonry, or liner, before we quote a fix. It costs $300-$2,500. See chimney leak repair.
Chimney Relining
Relining installs a new liner inside a cracked or deteriorated flue, matched to your fuel type. It costs $950-$2,500. See chimney relining.
Chimney Cap Installation
A cap keeps rain, debris, and animals out of the flue. It costs $125-$275 for the cap alone, or $350-$600 for a full installation with an assessment and a written report. See chimney cap installation.
Chimney Animal Removal
We identify the animal first, then remove it, clear the nest, and check the flue. Removal costs $290-$600+, and flue cleaning and sanitizing adds $150-$300. See chimney animal removal, raccoon in chimney, squirrel in chimney removal, and bird in chimney removal.
Dryer Vent Cleaning
We clean the whole dryer vent run and test the airflow before and after. It costs $99-$350. See dryer vent cleaning.
Chimney Service Prices at a Glance
Prices run from $99 to $2,500, based on the service and how much work your chimney needs.
| Service | What It Covers | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Chimney sweep | Flue cleaning with a Level 1 inspection and a written report | $150-$300 |
| Sweep with Level 2 video inspection | The sweep, plus a video scan of the flue | $250-$350 |
| Chimney inspection (standalone) | A Level 1 visual check or a Level 2 video scan | $125-$350 |
| Chimney repair | Mortar, brick, crown, flashing, firebox, and damper repair | $150-$2,500 |
| Chimney leak repair | Tracing and repairing a leak at its source | $300-$2,500 |
| Chimney relining | A new liner for a cracked or deteriorated flue | $950-$2,500 |
| Chimney cap installation | A cap alone, or a full installation with an assessment | $125-$600 |
| Chimney animal removal | Removing the animal and clearing the nest | $290-$600+ |
| Flue cleaning and sanitizing | Cleaning and sanitizing the flue after an animal is removed | $150-$300 |
| Dryer vent cleaning | The full vent run, with airflow tested before and after | $99-$350 |
Three things move the price: the service, how far the damage has spread, and how hard your roof or vent is to reach. Anything a sweep or inspection finds beyond what you called about is quoted separately. The technician gives the final price in writing before work starts.
Urgency levels:
Now:
Smoke inside the house, flames in the flue, or a carbon monoxide alarm. Get everyone out and call 911. Also stop using the fireplace for a leaning chimney, loose bricks, a dead-animal smell, or active dripping.
Soon:
Cracked mortar, a shiny coating on the flue, a weak draft, or scratching in the chimney.
Can Wait:
A routine sweep or yearly inspection with no symptoms.
Small problems grow. Soot builds with each fire, and water widens every crack, so the repair gets larger the longer it waits.
Work inside the flue or at the roofline is not a DIY job. You cannot judge buildup or damage from below, and the roof is a fall risk.
Sudden damage from a storm or chimney fire is often covered under a homeowners policy. Gradual wear generally is not. Your sweep and repair records show how the chimney was maintained. Check your policy or ask your agent.
Ready to book a service?
The technician gives you the final price in writing before any work starts.
How Every Chimney Sweep Pro Service Works
Call and describe what you notice.
A short conversation tells the technician what to expect.
The technician assesses.
The technician looks at the chimney or vent before recommending anything.
You get a written price.
The final price is given in writing before work starts.
You approve the work.
Nothing begins until you say so.
The work is completed.
The technician does the job and explains what was done.
You get a record.
Depending on the service, that is a written report, photos, or written warranty documentation.
Chimney Services for Fort Worth Homes
Fort Worth chimneys differ from home to home, and the right service differs with them.
Century-old masonry chimneys in historic neighborhoods like Fairmount lose mortar and brick over many seasons. Newer homes are different. Census data puts the typical Keller home's construction year at 1999, which makes its chimney about 27 years old. See chimney sweep in Keller.
Chimney Sweep Pro is based at 804 Mustang Dr, Saginaw, TX 76179, and serves Fort Worth, Keller, Mansfield, Southlake, Arlington, Benbrook, North Richland Hills, Burleson, Haltom City, Saginaw, and Weatherford.
Chimney Sweep Pro, 804 Mustang Dr, Saginaw, TX 76179, (682) 354-6644
Chimney Service FAQs for Fort Worth Homeowners
What sets Chimney Sweep Pro apart from other Fort Worth chimney companies?
Every service starts with a look at your chimney or vent, and the technician gives you the final price in writing before work starts. Afterward you get a record of what was done. One company handles the chimney, the animals, and the dryer vent, so you do not coordinate several contractors.
What certifications do Chimney Sweep Pro technicians hold?
Chimney Sweep Pro is CSIA (Chimney Safety Institute of America) Certified, Licensed & Insured, BBB (Better Business Bureau) Accredited, and a member of the National Chimney Sweep Guild (NCSG). Ask when you call if you want details on any of them, and we will explain what each one covers.
What chimney services does Chimney Sweep Pro offer?
We offer chimney sweeping, inspections, repair, leak repair, relining, and cap installation, plus chimney animal removal for raccoons, squirrels, and birds. We also clean dryer vents. Each service has its own page with its price, its process, and answers to common questions.
How do I know which chimney service I need?
Match what you notice to the service. A campfire smell or soot points to a sweep. Water stains point to leak repair, and cracked mortar or brick points to repair. Scratching or chirping points to animal removal. If you cannot tell, an inspection checks the whole system.
How much do chimney services cost in Fort Worth?
Prices run from $99 to $2,500. A dryer vent cleaning is $99-$350, a chimney sweep is $150-$300, an inspection is $125-$350, and a repair is $150-$2,500. Relining is $950-$2,500. The technician gives the final price in writing before work starts. Call (682) 354-6644.
Which Fort Worth-area cities do you serve?
We serve Fort Worth, Keller, Mansfield, Southlake, Arlington, Benbrook, North Richland Hills, Burleson, Haltom City, Saginaw, and Weatherford. The services and pricing tiers are the same in each city, and Keller has its own page. Ask when you call if your city is not listed.
What is the difference between a chimney sweep, an inspection, and a repair?
A sweep cleans soot, creosote, and blockages out of the flue. An inspection checks the condition of the whole chimney. A repair fixes physical damage, such as cracked masonry or a failed damper. Every sweep includes a Level 1 inspection. See chimney sweep in Fort Worth for the full comparison.
How often does a chimney need service?
Schedule an inspection once a year, and plan on a sweep once soot or creosote builds up to about 1/8 inch, or sooner if you see any glazed creosote. Cracks, water stains, or smoke in the room call for an inspection or repair sooner. Dryer vents need cleaning once a year.
What should I do if I see signs of a chimney fire?
Get everyone out of the house and call 911 first. Signs include smoke inside the house, flames in the flue, or a carbon monoxide alarm. Do not go back in to check. Call (682) 354-6644 afterward for an inspection before you use the fireplace again.
Which chimney problems are the most urgent?
Smoke backing into the room, a leaning chimney, loose bricks, a dead-animal smell, and active dripping are the most urgent. Stop using the fireplace and call. Cracks, crumbling mortar, and a shiny coating on the flue can wait a short time. A routine sweep with no symptoms can wait for the season.
Chimney sweep services in Fort Worth start with one call.
to book, or to describe what you are noticing and find out which service fits.