Professional chimney sweeping, inspections, repairs and fireplace services for homeowners throughout your service area. Clean work, clear findings and dependable local support.
Homeowners do not always know the correct service name. These common issues guide visitors toward the right action without making them understand technical chimney terms.
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Poor draft, blockage or flue damage may be preventing smoke from leaving safely.
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Water around the fireplace or masonry may point to damaged flashing, & chimney cap damage.
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Remove soot, creosote and debris before the next heating season begins.
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Cracked mortar, loose bricks and crown deterioration should be checked early.
Homeowners want a technician who protects the property, explains the findings and does not pressure them into unclear repair work. This section communicates those promises directly.
Display the relevant regional credentials, licence and insurance information.
Protective coverings, specialist equipment and careful cleanup inside the home.
Explain inspection results, show photos and request approval before extra work.
Clear service cards help visitors quickly identify the right solution for their needs, understand what each service covers, and move directly toward booking an inspection, requesting an estimate, or scheduling professional chimney care.
Installation, maintenance and repair for wood, gas and pellet systems.
Check the fireplace, flue and visible chimney system for damage and blockage.
Install or replace protective parts that support safe airflow and weather protection.
Repair masonry, crowns, flashing and damaged components before problems spread.
Clear lint buildup and airflow restrictions from residential dryer vents.
Remove soot, creosote and debris with careful containment and cleanup.
A simple, well-defined process reduces uncertainty, sets clear expectations, and helps you feel confident that everything is organized before our first visit.
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Tell us about your chimney, fireplace or venting concern.
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Select a convenient time receive confirmation from our team.
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Your technician assesses the system and completes the work.
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Get findings documentation recommended next steps.
lear service cards help visitors quickly identify the right solution for their needs, understand what each service covers.
Reviews should describe cleanliness, communication, reporting and the result—not only say “great service.”
Chimney inspection
“Very professional service from start to finish. They found the issue quickly, explained our options, and completed the repair without any hassle.”
Chimney repair
“We appreciated the honest advice and careful work. The repair was completed as promised, and the whole process felt simple and well organized.”
Chimney Renovation
Here are our answers to some of the most frequently asked questions from homeowners and homebuyers about chimney services in the Mid-South region.
Chimneys should generally be inspected at least once a year, especially if you regularly use a fireplace, wood stove, or other solid-fuel appliance. Cleaning frequency depends on use and the amount of soot or creosote buildup present. Upchurch Chimney can evaluate the system and recommend cleaning when needed rather than automatically assuming every chimney requires sweeping.
Common signs include visible soot or creosote buildup, strong smoky odors, reduced fireplace draft, smoke entering the home, or debris falling into the firebox. However, buildup and deterioration are not always visible from inside the home, which is why a professional chimney inspection is recommended.
Creosote is a combustible residue produced when wood burns. It can accumulate along the inside of the chimney or flue and, under the right conditions, ignite and cause a chimney fire. Heavy buildup can also restrict proper venting. Professional sweeping removes accessible deposits and helps keep the venting system operating safely.
We evaluate accessible portions of the chimney and fireplace system for conditions such as deterioration, damaged components, improper installation, moisture intrusion, venting concerns, obstructions, and excessive buildup. Depending on the service requested and chimney configuration, additional inspection methods may be recommended when concealed areas require further evaluation.
No. Chimney and venting systems may serve wood-burning fireplaces, fireplace inserts, wood stoves, gas appliances, and other equipment. Upchurch Chimney can evaluate the accessible chimney, flue, fireplace, and related components and identify conditions that may require cleaning, repair, or additional evaluation by the appropriate specialist.
Yes. A standard home inspection may identify visible chimney concerns, but a dedicated chimney inspection can provide a more focused evaluation of the fireplace and venting system. This can be particularly valuable with older homes, masonry chimneys, frequently used fireplaces, or properties where the chimney’s maintenance history is unknown.
Request a sweep, inspection, repair estimate or fireplace consultation. The business can confirm availability by phone, email or SMS.
“The team explained the repair clearly, arrived on time, and left everything clean. The chimney looks great and feels much safer now.”