About Chimney Masters
Chimney Masters handles cleaning, sweeping, inspection, repair, masonry, liners, caps, fireplace service and dryer vent cleaning — not just one piece of it.
What We Actually Do
A lot of chimney companies stop at the sweep. Chimney Masters was built around the idea that a chimney is one connected system — cap, crown, flashing, liner, firebox and flue — and a homeowner shouldn't have to call four different contractors to take care of it.
That means the same crew that cleans a flue can also diagnose a smoke problem, rebuild a cracked crown, replace a liner, or service the gas fireplace underneath it — and tell you honestly when something doesn't need to be done yet.
How A Visit Works
A full visual and camera-scope review of the cap, crown, flashing, liner and flue — not just a glance from the ground.
We explain what we found in plain language: what's urgent, what can wait, and what's simply fine.
Cleaning, sweeping, masonry repair, liner work, cap or crown replacement — whatever the diagnosis actually calls for.
A final check and a camera pass when relevant, so you're not taking our word for it alone.
Three Markets, Local Crews
A 1920s Boston triple-decker, a 1990s Charlotte-area brick ranch and a Houston suburb built on slab foundation all fail in different ways. Each market is served by its own crew and its own phone line.
Older brick chimneys, Lake Norman-area homes, and seasonal fireplace tune-ups before the first cold snap.
980-268-2402Historic masonry, freeze-thaw crown damage, and heavy fireplace use through a long New England winter.
617-299-7241Gulf Coast humidity, storm-driven leaks, and chase covers that rust faster than homeowners expect.
281-645-5103How We Work
We show you what the camera sees and explain it in plain language — not just a verbal "you need a new liner."
A cap problem is often a sign of a crown problem. We look at the system, not just the symptom you called about.
Repairs get a final check, and a camera pass when it matters, so the fix is confirmed before we leave.
