
Chimney Sweep
Rotary brushing from cap to firebox, every trace of buildup pulled out under HEPA suction, and a camera pass down the liner.
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Open 24/7 — someone answers whenever you call
Annual sweeps, camera inspections, crown and liner repair — carried out by a licensed crew that answers the phone at three in the morning as readily as three in the afternoon.
Licensed & insured • Fixed quotes • Drop cloths down before we start · 188 five-star reviews
Tell us what the chimney is doing. We answer fast, day or night.
Our work
One crew, one phone number, and the kit for everything a chimney needs — from a routine brushing to a full masonry rebuild.

Rotary brushing from cap to firebox, every trace of buildup pulled out under HEPA suction, and a camera pass down the liner.
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Crown rebuilds, repointing, spalled brick replacement, relining and flashing — the structural end of the trade.
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Level 1 and Level 2 camera inspections, pre-sale reports turned around for escrow, and annual safety checks.
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Firebox repair, damper and cap fitting, gas log sets, inserts and pellet appliances — the business end of the hearth.
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Full duct clearing from the machine to the exterior hood, with airflow verified before and after.
Learn more about Dryer Vent CleaningNo stock photography and no subcontractors — just the crew you will actually meet, working the way we would want it done at our own houses. Drop cloths go down before anything else happens, and the hearth gets wiped on the way out.

From call to clean flue
Ring us or send the form. The schedule runs around the clock, so a slot today — or tonight — is usually on the table.
Drop cloths first. Then rotary brushing top to bottom, a HEPA vacuum running the whole time, and a camera pass down the liner.
Before the van doors shut you get photographs, a plain-English summary of condition, and a price on anything that genuinely needs doing.
On the roof
Photographed on the day, on real calls. Nothing here is stock.



In their words
Called at nine on a Sunday night because the living room filled with smoke. Someone was here before eleven, found a bird's nest wedged in the flue, and cleared it out. I did not expect anyone to pick up, let alone turn up.
Thorough is the word. They ran a camera down the liner and showed me the cracked section on a tablet before quoting anything at all. No pressure either way. We had it relined and the draft is night and day.
Escrow needed a chimney inspection at short notice and they turned it round in two days with a proper written report. The buyer's agent came back with no follow-up questions.
Rebuilt a crown that had basically turned to gravel, then sealed the brick. Two winters of rain since and the ceiling stain has not come back once.
Twenty years in this house and nobody had ever swept the thing. Drop cloths went down everywhere and honestly I could not tell afterwards that anyone had been in the room.
Straight answers. Told me the gas insert was fine and only wanted its burner cleaned, when the last outfit had tried to sell me a whole new unit. Priced fairly too.
Asked and answered
The NFPA line is an inspection every twelve months and a sweep whenever deposits justify one. In practice, if you burn most weekends through a Valley winter, plan on a sweep each autumn. Burn two or three times a season and an inspection alone may cover you — we will tell you honestly which camp you fall into.
Yes. The phone is staffed around the clock, every day of the year. Smoke pouring into a bedroom or a chimney fire is not a wait-until-Monday problem, so we do not treat it as one. Ring (818) 806-6528 whenever it happens.
A straightforward sweep and inspection usually runs an hour to ninety minutes. Add time if the flue has gone untouched for years, if there is glazed buildup that needs grinding off, or if we are carrying out repairs on the same visit.
No. Drop cloths go down before anything else happens, a HEPA vacuum runs the entire time we work, and the hearth gets wiped down on the way out. If we leave a mark, we clean it.
Most routine sweeps with an inspection land somewhere between $189 and $329 locally. What moves the number is the appliance type, how awkward the roof access is, and how much buildup is actually up there. The quote comes first and it does not change afterwards.
All of them. Gas log sets, direct-vent inserts, pellet appliances and freestanding wood stoves — burners, venting, liners and dampers included. Gas units want annual attention too; the venting still fouls, it just does it quietly.
Roughly thirty miles from the shop on Emelita Street. That covers most of the Valley plus the Westside, Burbank, Glendale and Pasadena. If you are not sure whether you fall inside that, ring and ask — it takes ten seconds.
Yes on both counts. We carry liability cover, work to current code, and finish every visit with a photo report you keep: the condition of each component, whatever we recommend, and the reasoning behind it.
Thirty miles out
The Chimney Guys
14250 Emelita St
Sherman Oaks, CA 91401
(818) 806-6528
info@thechimneyguys.cc
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