Chimney Services in Fort Worth, TX
Serving Fort Worth (936k residents) and surrounding neighborhoods with same-week scheduling. CSIA-certified, fully insured, written quotes always.
What Fort Worth chimneys actually deal with.
Fairmount alone gives Fort Worth more century-old chimneys than some cities own in total — block after block of 1900s-to-1920s bungalows and foursquares, most with their original brick stacks, inside the biggest historic district in the Southwest. Ryan Place, Mistletoe Heights, and the near south side add more. Working masonry here means respecting what's already survived: soft red brick, lime joints, corbelled tops that a hundred Texas summers and a few brutal ice storms haven't managed to bring down. What finally gets them is usually water from above — crowns worn down to rubble, missing caps, flashing that gave up in the eighties — plus the clay under Fort Worth doing its slow seasonal grind against every footing. Our approach is a craftsman's, not a crew-in-a-hurry's: joints cut by hand, mortar matched to the original in color and hardness, brick salvaged or sourced to blend, every stage photographed into a written report you can keep with the house's papers. Fair warning, since honesty's cheaper than a callback: plenty of these bungalow flues were never lined, and lining one properly isn't a small ticket. We'll show you the camera footage and lay out every real option — including keeping a decorative chimney decorative — before a dollar gets committed.
Fort Worth sits in Tarrant County within the DFW Metroplex — every job runs the same NFPA 211 inspection protocol, with a written, line-item quote before any work begins.
Pick a service to get started in Fort Worth.
100 services available in Fort Worth — every job starts with a free CSIA inspection and a written, line-item quote before any work begins.
From $16960–90 minChimney Sweep
Creosote graded to NFPA 211 Stage 1–3, then swept clean and documented with photos.
From $10930–120 minChimney Inspection
A graded NFPA 211 Level 1, 2, or 3 inspection with a documented photo report.
From $3001–2 hoursChimney Cap
Flue termination measured, then a stainless or copper cap fitted to NFPA 211.
From $2,9001 dayChimney Liner
CCTV-confirmed liner failure relined with a UL-1777 stainless system, then re-scanned.
From $9251–3 daysChimney Restoration
A Level-2 inspection scopes the failures; crown, masonry, cap, and flashing rebuilt to code.
From $3502–4 hoursChimney Crown
Cracked crown documented as a leak source, then rebuilt with slope, overhang, and an expansion gap.
From $3503–5 hoursChimney Waterproofing
Crown and flashing inspected first, then a breathable vapor-permeable sealant applied to spec.
From $4002–4 hoursThroat Damper Replacement
A cracked or burned-out throat damper cut out of the smoke shelf and replaced with a new frame and plate.
From $2,3001–2 daysFireplace Services
Wood, gas, or electric — installed and serviced to the appliance listing, then commissioned.
From $8001 daySmoke Chamber Restoration
Open joints and exposed corbeling re-parged to a smooth NFPA 211 surface, documented.
From $5252–4 hoursDeep Chimney Cleaning (PCR)
Stage-3 glaze confirmed by inspection, removed by rotary tooling or PCR, then CCTV-verified clear.
From $7501–2 daysChimney Tuckpointing
Failed joints identified by inspection, ground out, and repacked to depth with matched type-S or type-N.
Prices shown are starting estimates and may change with the condition, access, and scope we find on site. Only a written quote from an on-site visit is a price we commit to.
Local chimney service across Fort Worth
Our CSIA-certified crews cover Fort Worth’s 65 ZIP codes throughout Tarrant County — from historic masonry to modern factory-built fireboxes. Neighborhoods we regularly work in include:
A crew that works Fort Worth every week.
Your Fort Worth work is handled by CSIA-certified, fully-insured technicians who know the failure modes common to Fort Worth’s housing stock and Tarrant County's permitting process. Every job is photographed start to finish, with a written quote before any work begins.
Seasonal maintenance for Fort Worth homeowners
Texas weather is hard on chimneys. Here’s what we tell every Fort Worth homeowner to stay ahead of.
Inspect crowns before the first freeze
North Texas freeze-thaw swings crack masonry crowns fast, and a cracked crown is a documented water-entry defect. A fall certified inspection grades those hairline cracks before winter moisture gets in and splits them open.
Book a post-hail inspection every spring
DFW's spring hailstorms routinely dent chase covers and tear flashing — both findings on a safety check. After any major hail event, a documented inspection catches the slow leaks that rot the firebox before they spread.
Cap the flue against summer nesting
Warm DFW summers and an open, unused flue invite birds and squirrels. A properly fitted cap with a code-spec spark arrestor stops nesting and clears the spark-screen item an inspection checks at the same time.
Scan pre-1990 liners with a camera
Older DFW brick chimneys often have undersized or cracked clay liners that look fine from the firebox. A Level 2 camera scan — the standard for grading a liner — finds the damage before it becomes a chimney-fire risk.
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