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In the 18th and 19th centuries, chimney sweeps were individuals who would climb up the shaft of a chimney and clean it as they went. Chimney sweeps would take on apprentices, typically young boys around the age of eight. Their roles were to climb the chimneys from top to bottom and remove ash and soot. By the turn of the 19th century, they became irrelevant as new technologies performed the job safely and more efficiently.

Now, the term refers to a chimney cleaning. Fresh Air Duct Cleaning offers clean, safe, and affordable chimney sweeping services in Dallas. Our chimney sweeps know the current codes and procedures in the chimney industry. We also take into consideration your home and the mess we may potentially create. That is why we take great precautions to cover the area near the chimney and reduce our presence in your home.

 

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How Often Should You Clean Your Chimney?

The frequency of chimney cleaning is primarily based on how often you use it. Some residents can get away with using their chimney two or three times a year without a sweep. However, we do recommend you speak to our chimney sweeping professionals about your chimney. Certain factors can affect the frequency of chimney cleanings.

For example, the type of wood you burn can affect the frequency of cleaning. As you burn wood, the oils don’t completely burn. As a result, they travel up through the smoke chamber and condense as it cools. The residue left behind is known as creosote. Creosote is highly flammable and becomes a serious concern when it builds up. You should avoid woods such as pine, fir, and cedar. Instead, burn hardwoods like oak, ash, and beech. CISA has a greater guide on how to select firewood for your chimney.

In general, with regular use of your chimney, you should have it cleaned yearly. Even if you don’t use your chimney, a yearly inspection is critical. Inspections determine if the chimney, flue, venting systems, and lining are up to code. Fresh Air Duct Cleaning can perform your chimney inspection alongside your chimney sweeping services in Dallas.

 

Our Chimney Sweeping Process


Once we receive a free estimate for our Dallas Chimney Sweep services, we can perform next day service. We also provide complimentary deodorizing to get rid of that fireplace odor. Our process helps us protect your chimney and the interior of your home.

We first place down tarps on the floor near the fireplace. This prevents ash, soot, and dirt from entering your carpet, upholstery, and other delicate surfaces. Our professionals starts the chimney cleaning from the bottom to the top. Using specialized technology for the job, we are able to remove creosote, soot, and ash that has accumulated. High velocity rotating brushes help us remove this material from the surface of the chimney.

We’ll be sure to perform a chimney flue cleaning and clean other parts such as the firebox, smoke chamber, damper, smoke shelf, and chimney crown. By doing chimney sweeping services in Dallas, we’ll increase the efficiency and safety of your chimney. During the sweeping process, if we run into any cracks or damage in the chimney, we can perform the repairs too.

Contact Fresh Air Duct Cleaning today for the best rated chimney services in Dallas. You shouldn’t wait to clean your chimney—especially if you use your fireplace regularly. Have our chimney sweeping professionals perform an annual inspection alongside your cleaning. That way, you can save time and money with a clean and safe chimney.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a chimney sweep take?

Most chimney sweeps can be done in an hour. If there are any issues we come across along the way, the process will take longer.

Does a gas fire chimney need sweeping?

Gas fire chimneys do not require sweeping, but the firebox does need regularly cleaned for safety. Make sure you clean away any soot or cloudiness that has been left behind from the flames.

Do chimney sweeps need a license?

In the state of Texas, a license is not required to offer chimney sweeping services. 

How can I prepare for a chimney sweep?

You can prepare for your chimney sweep by doing the following:

  • Avoid using the fireplace for at least 24 hours prior to sweeping
  • Remove any logs from the firebox or any stored near the fireplace
  • Remove any decor you may have in or around your fireplace; this goes for the mantle as well
  • Move any furniture away from the fireplace
  • Take note of any issues or concerns you have, such as odors or leaks, and inform our team upon arrival

 

How often should my chimney be cleaned?
According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Chimneys, fireplaces and vents should be inspected at least one a year for soundness, freedom from deposits, and correct clearances.
Are there any health risks associated with a dirty chimney?
Some of the potential health risks associated with a dirty chimney are carbon monoxide poisoning, respiratory issues, allergies and risk of fire.

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If you are interested in quality air duct cleaning for your Texas home, reach out to our team today by calling 214-272-9715 or filling out the “Request Quote” form. Our team is happy to assist you in maintaining the quality and health of your home.

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