Chimney Sweep & Inspection
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Coral Gables · Boca Raton · Delray Beach · Boynton Beach · West Palm Beach · Jupiter · Juno Beach
Chimney cleaning starts at $99
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Chimney Problems? Call Chimvex
Problem
Does your house smell like smoke, even when there’s no fire burning? Or does your fireplace give off a bad odor? That’s often a sign of creosote, the sooty residue left behind when you burn wood. Every fireplace makes it, but as it builds up inside the chimney, it blocks airflow, hurts how well your fireplace works, and raises the risk of a chimney fire and carbon monoxide in your home.
Solution
If you’re noticing any problem related to chimney or haven’t had your chimney cleaned in months, our team is here to help. We’ll inspect your chimney, identify the source of the problem, and recommend the right solution for your home.
Don’t wait for a small problem to turn into a bigger one.
We’re Here to Help you.
Features & Benefits
Feature
- Complete chimney sweeping (creosote and soot removal)
- Full chimney inspection of the liner, cap, damper and masonry
- Carbon monoxide safety check
- Smoke and odor removal
- Debris and nest removal
Benefit
- Safer home: Lower risk of chimney fires.
- Healthier air: Smoke and gases vent outside.
- Better performance: Clear airflow, cleaner burns.
- No smoke smell: Your home stays fresh.
- Fewer repairs: Small problems caught early.
Book Your Service In Simple Steps
01. Call or Submit Form
Call us or Fill the form
02. Schedule Service
Schedule a time that works best for you.
03. Get Expert Service
Our technician visits your home and find the problem.
04. Job Completion
We solve the problem so your chimney is safe to use.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a chimney sweep?
A chimney sweep is a professional service that removes soot, creosote, ash, debris, and other accumulated material from a chimney.
What is a chimney inspection?
A chimney inspection evaluates accessible parts of the chimney and connected fireplace or appliance for visible damage, deterioration, blockages, and other conditions that may require attention.
Is chimney cleaning the same as chimney inspection?
No. Chimney cleaning removes accumulated deposits and debris, while an inspection evaluates the condition of accessible parts of the chimney system. Depending on the circumstances, both services may be appropriate.
How often should a chimney be inspected?
NFPA guidance recommends having chimneys, fireplaces, and vents inspected at least once a year. Cleaning, maintenance, and repairs should be performed when necessary based on the condition of the system.
How do I know if my chimney needs cleaning?
Visible buildup, heavy creosote, soot, debris, or other signs of accumulation may indicate that the chimney needs cleaning. The appropriate cleaning frequency depends on the condition and use of the chimney.
Should I have chimney inspected when buying a home?
A chimney inspection can help identify visible problems or conditions that may require attention before or after purchasing a home. The appropriate inspection depends on the circumstances and condition of the chimney.
Can a chimney inspection find damage?
An inspection can identify visible damage and deterioration in accessible areas. Some problems may require additional evaluation to determine their full extent.
Do I need both a chimney sweep and inspection?
Not necessarily. Sweeping removes buildup, while inspection evaluates condition. Depending on the chimney's condition and the reason for service, one or both may be appropriate.