Clean to the core.

Heating appliances like wood-burning stoves, gas inserts, or pellet burning fireplaces all contribute to dirty chimneys. In fact, burning wood in a masonry fireplace, insert, or stove will produce a sticky, thick layer of black creosote which is highly combustible and may even cause chimney fires if not regularly cleaned.

If you use your wood-burning stove or fireplace often, Burlington Fireplace & Heating recommends you get your chimney cleaned annually along with a Level 1 visual inspection. This will help keep your fireplace heat efficient, safe, and in proper working order.

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​In about an hour, our certified chimney technicians will perform a clean sweep of your chimney to remove soot, any creosote build-up, and blockages that may be affecting your flue liner, smoke chamber, or firebox & damper. We will also inspect your chimney and fireplace systems, including the chimney cap, chimney crown, fireplace damper, and other related components to ensure they are in good condition and functioning as they should be. Our state-of-the-art chimney vacuum & sweep tools will get the job done without leaving your house dirty in the process.

Our service department has a warehouse stocked with chimney pipes & liners and fireplace / stove parts, and a crew Certified Chimney Technicians. We inspect, clean, and repair chimneys & fireplaces.