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What we take care of
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Call or book today and we'll do our best to get a pro to you tomorrow.
Anything that needs attention is shown to you and explained in plain words.
If something needs fixing, you get the price in writing first. Saying no costs nothing.
The visit

Drop cloths down and a filtered vacuum at the firebox before anything starts.

Firebox, damper and flue checked, and anything wrong shown to you.

If something needs fixing, you see the number first. Your call.

Clean, checked and safe to light. That's the whole point.
Results
Drag across. This is what a proper repair changes on the roof you never see.
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Illustrative images of a typical repair.
Where we operate
Every state has its own hub, written from that state's weather and housing records. Wherever you are the standard is the same: a screened local pro, and the price in writing before anything starts.
Reviews
“The whole process was really easy from start to finish. They showed up when they said they would, explained what they found, and didn't try to push anything I didn't need. The technician was friendly, professional, and left everything clean afterward. I'd definitely call them again.”
Ashley M.Homeowner
7 years
in chimney care
Who we are
VIO CHIMNEY started in 2019 with one idea: looking after a chimney should be easy to book, honest about price, and done right the first time. We've spent every year since on chimneys and nothing else, and the local know-how each place needs.
From the guides
Good to know
It's priced for your chimney, with the Level 1 inspection included rather than billed separately. A second flue in the same stack, glazed stage-three creosote, or a blockage that has to come out first all add work, and all three are knowable before anyone starts. You get the number in writing first, and nothing happens until you say yes.
NFPA 211 calls for an inspection every year, and cleaning when the inspection finds enough creosote to warrant it. Those are two different things, and the annual one is the inspection. How fast creosote builds depends on how much you burn, what you burn, and how well the chimney draws.
Then they tell you that, and you pay for the visit you booked. A pro who finds nothing and invents something is the reason we take complaints seriously; it is one of the things that gets a company removed from the network. Ask for the findings in writing either way; a company that will not put a clean bill of health on paper is telling you something.
No. We are a national brand that takes your request and connects you with an independent local chimney company that covers your ZIP code. They do the work, set the price and bill you directly. We check them before they join the network and we act on complaints, up to removing them from it.
A sweep done properly is a sealed job: the hearth gets closed off, drop cloths go down, and a vacuum runs the whole time. Soot in the living room means the seal was not done properly, and that is worth saying to the company on the day rather than after they have gone.
Nothing, and it commits you to nothing. You get a written estimate before any work starts and you can say no to it. What you pay for is the visit and the work you approve.
NFPA 211 requires one at the transfer of a property, so this is not a judgement call. It is the level that includes a camera scan of the full flue plus attic, crawl space and roof access, where a Level 1 is a visual check usually included with a sweep. On a house you have not lived in, the flue is the part no survey looks inside.