Chimney Sweep & Cleaning
Mess-free creosote and soot removal that keeps piñon and juniper fires burning safe all winter.
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Salt Lake · Utah · Wasatch Counties
Utah’s Fireplace & Chimney Experts, Every Degree of the Way
Creosote sweeps, leak-proof repairs and hearth remodels built for Utah winters — inversion season, canyon winds, freeze-thaw and all. Licensed, insured and mess-free, guaranteed.
Mon–Sat 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM · 24/7 Emergency Service
Licensed & InsuredUtah contractor, fully covered
Certified ProfessionalsTrained chimney technicians
24/7 EmergencySmoke or leak? We answer.
Mess-Free GuaranteeSealed, vacuumed, spotless
What We Do
Full-Circle Fireplace & Chimney Care
Every service your hearth needs, from the firebox to the cap — one crew, one call, zero runaround.
Chimney Inspection
Level 1–3 inspections with photo documentation, so you know exactly what your flue is hiding.
Learn moreChimney Repair & Masonry
Tuckpointing, crown rebuilds and brick repair that stand up to Utah’s freeze-thaw cycles.
Learn moreFireplace Installation & Remodel
Stacked stone, new mantels, full surround transformations — dated hearth to showpiece.
Learn moreGas Fireplace & Inserts
Clean, efficient gas log sets and inserts sized, vented and tuned for your home.
Learn moreChimney Caps & Dampers
Caps, chase covers and dampers that block canyon-wind downdrafts, nests and driving snow.
Learn moreWaterproofing & Leak Repair
Flashing repair, crown sealing and breathable waterproofing against Wasatch storms.
Learn moreDryer Vent Cleaning
Lint line cleaning that cuts dry times and removes one of the home’s top fire hazards.
Learn moreWhy 360
Built for Utah Hearths, Not Just Any Climate
Inversions trap smoke. Freeze-thaw cracks crowns. Canyon winds shove downdrafts straight into your living room. We plan for all of it.
Utah-Winter Expertise
Piñon and juniper creosote, inversion-season burn patterns, long Wasatch winters — we sweep and repair for the way Utah actually burns.
Photo-Documented Honesty
Every inspection ends with a written report and photos. You see what we see, and you never pay for work you don’t need.
Spotless, Start to Finish
Sealed work areas, HEPA vacuums, drop cloths on every hearth. The only sign we were there is a fire that drafts like it should.
50+
Cities Served
3
Counties Covered
24/7
Emergency Response
Real Results
Drag the Handle. See the Difference.
Every project below is real work from Utah homes — no stock transformations.
Before
After
Full Fireplace Remodel — Stacked Stone
Real project: dated mantel fireplace transformed with stacked stone veneer
Before — original dated mantelAfter — stacked stone remodel
Recent Work
Fresh From the Field
Sweeps, caps, rebuilds and remodels across the Wasatch Front and Wasatch Back.
How It Works
Three Steps to a Healthier Hearth
Inspect
We examine firebox, flue, crown and cap top to bottom, and photograph everything we find — good or bad.
Report
You get a plain-English written report with honest pricing. No scare tactics, no mystery line items.
Sweep & Repair
Approved work gets done right: mess-free sweeps, code-correct repairs, craftsman-grade finishes.
Where We Work
50 Cities. Three Counties. One Crew.
From Avenues bungalows to Timber Lakes cabins, if you burn wood or gas in our region, we’ve got you covered.
Salt Lake County 18 cities
Valley homes from the Avenues to Herriman’s new builds.
Utah County 24 cities
Provo to Santaquin, the Point of the Mountain to Elk Ridge.
Wasatch County 8 cities
Heber Valley homes and high-country cabins that burn all winter.
Good Questions
Chimney & Fireplace FAQs
How often should I have my chimney swept in Utah?
At least once a year — ideally in early fall before burn season. Piñon, juniper and softwoods produce creosote quickly, and Utah’s long inversion season means your flue works harder than in milder climates. Heavy users burning four-plus cords a winter should sweep twice.
Do gas fireplaces really need an annual inspection?
Yes. Gas burns clean, but burners collect dust and pet hair, vents can block, and valves, seals and glass gaskets age. An annual check keeps the unit drafting safely and catches small issues before they become a no-heat emergency in January.
What does a 360 chimney inspection include?
Firebox, damper, smoke chamber, flue liner, crown, cap and flashing — plus the roofline and attic where the chimney passes through. Everything is documented in a written report with photos, so you know exactly what’s sound and what needs attention.
Why is smoke coming back into my living room?
The usual Utah culprits: canyon-wind downdrafts, a cold flue, negative house pressure from tight new windows, or a blockage like a nest or creosote shelf. A professional inspection pinpoints the cause — the fix might be as simple as the right cap.
Word of Mouth
What Utah Homeowners Say
“They sealed off the whole living room before sweeping and left it cleaner than they found it. The photo report showed creosote I had no idea was building up. Booking every fall from now on.”
Megan R.
“Our cabin flue was drafting smoke inside every time the wind came down the canyon. 360 fitted a new cap and the problem vanished the same day. Straight shooters, fair price.”
Tom B.
“They turned our dated 90s brass fireplace into a stacked-stone centerpiece. Crew showed up on time every day and the finish work is genuinely beautiful.”
Alicia & Dan P.