Standard sweep + visual inspection: $169.99 + tax. Chimney cleaning with gas logs: $199.00 + 8.25% tax.
Call 817-694-1905 to discuss your fireplace.
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Ready to discuss your fireplace or dryer vent? Call 817-694-1905. Have your service address, system type, concerns, and preferred appointment times ready.
Discuss fireplace cleaning and chimney sweeping as related but distinct parts of maintaining the system.
Cleaning needs depend on the fireplace construction, fuel, deposits, and manufacturer instructions.
Cleaning does not repair cracks or replace a needed inspection. Ask about any visible damage before further use.
In a Fort Worth fireplace, the firebox is the part you can see. Soot, leftover ash, and debris higher in the venting path require a different look. Our first question is what system you have: a masonry fireplace, factory-built fireplace, or a fireplace fitted with gas logs. That answer guides the cleaning discussion.
Chimney cleaning with gas logs is $199.00 + 8.25% tax ($215.42 total). Standard chimney sweeping with a visual inspection is $169.99 + tax. Tell us about the gas logs when scheduling and confirm exactly which parts will be cleaned; repairs and gas-appliance troubleshooting need their own assessment.
Tell us when the fireplace was last used, whether it previously burned wood, and where you see soot. A dark log surface, a stain above the opening, and loose debris on the hearth are different clues. A photo can help explain your concern, but it cannot show the condition of the full chimney.
Leave the fireplace completely cold and clear a working path to the hearth. Keep the appliance manual or model information available if you have it. Do not move gas logs to make the fireplace look tidy before we arrive; their arrangement may matter to operation. Mention pets, furniture, access limitations, and any smoke or odor concerns when you book.
Cleaning removes deposits; it does not rebuild damaged masonry or restore a cracked refractory panel. Ask the technician to separate cleaning findings from repair recommendations so you understand what each proposed service addresses.
The fuel you use today does not explain everything left in the chimney. Tell the technician about earlier wood burning and any service records. That history helps distinguish old deposits from the condition of the current gas-log installation.
Keep the arrangement specified for your model. Log placement can affect how a set operates, and the requirements differ between products. Bring the manual or model number to the discussion rather than treating every ceramic log set as interchangeable.
Leave them in place and ask about the approved cleaning method. A household cleaner or hard brush may be unsuitable for your particular logs. The technician needs to see where the deposits are, not just a freshly wiped surface.
A clean floor inside the fireplace does not show the chimney above it. Gas venting can still be obstructed by debris or nesting material. Describe any change in operation and ask what the inspection can actually see.
Share your Fort Worth service address, whether gas logs are installed, the last cleaning you remember, and the reason for the visit. Gas-log chimney cleaning is $199.00 + 8.25% tax; confirm the scope before the appointment.
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