Everett’s Premier Chimney Sweep—Meticulous Craftsmanship, Spotless Results

For Everett homes with neglected chimneys, expect to invest $220–$350 for a full sweep and inspection. The price reflects the extra time needed to remove years of hardened creosote and check for hidden damage like cracked flue tiles or deteriorated mortar joints. We offer transparent pricing with no hidden fees—just a thorough job done right the first time.

Most Everett sweeps cut corners by rushing through jobs, but we prioritize precision over speed. A proper sweep includes a pre-inspection, detailed cleaning of the firebox, flue, and smoke chamber, and a post-cleaning inspection to confirm no debris remains. Rushing risks leaving creosote behind, which could ignite during your next fire. We’d rather take our time than leave your home at risk.

Absolutely. Everett’s historic homes, many built before 1950, often have unlined chimneys or mortar that’s deteriorated over time. These structures are more prone to cracks, blockages, and carbon monoxide leaks. We recommend Level 2 inspections every 1–2 years for homes over 50 years old, compared to 3–5 years for modern builds with lined flues.

You can light a fire right after our sweep—we ensure the flue is clear and the draft is strong. However, if we identified any issues (like a cracked flue or improper clearance), we’ll recommend repairs before use. Waiting isn’t about safety; it’s about confirming the system works as intended. We’ll guide you through any necessary next steps.

We use a HEPA-vacuum system to capture 99.9% of soot and debris, leaving your home spotless. Many sweeps in Everett rely on brushes that push debris into the flue, where it can later dislodge and clog your stove or fireplace. Our method ensures no mess is left behind—just a clean chimney and a clean conscience.

Unlike sweeps that offer vague promises, we guarantee our work with a 100% satisfaction pledge. If you’re not thrilled with our service, we’ll return to re-clean or inspect at no cost. We also provide a 1-year warranty on repairs and a detailed report of our findings, so you know exactly what we did and why it matters.

A Level 1 inspection is a basic visual check for obstructions or damage, while a Level 2 includes a video scan of the flue and smoke chamber. In Everett, where many homes have older, unlined chimneys, a Level 2 is critical to spot hidden cracks or deterioration. Skipping it risks missing a problem that could lead to a chimney fire or carbon monoxide leak.

Most sweeps treat waterproofing as an upsell, but we consider it essential—especially in Everett’s wet climate. Our standard service includes a premium waterproofing treatment to seal mortar joints and prevent water intrusion, which is the #1 cause of chimney deterioration. It’s not an add-on; it’s part of our commitment to lasting quality.