Alpine wood stoves and cabin hearths build dense creosote rapidly. Our daily crews deliver complete masonry sweeping, flue camera diagnostics, and spark cap installations.
Rotary creosote sweeping
Video flue inspections
Spark arrestor fitting
Heavy steel whips and high-speed rotary brushes strip glaze creosote deposits from clay liners and metal stovepipes, reducing flue fire ignition risks.
High-resolution camera rigs descend the entire flue passage to detect fractured tiles, missing mortar joints, soot blockages, and draft failures before lighting fires.
Heavy-gauge stainless steel mesh caps prevent burning embers from escaping onto pine needle roofs while stopping mountain rodents and snow downdrafts.
Proven mountain hearth reliability
1,400+
flues swept annually
14 pt
safety check points
100%
zero soot guarantee
Hearth to crown cap safety
Mountain heating demands zero compromise. We seal every firebox opening with heavy industrial canvas drop cloths, vacuum with HEPA filtration, and test every damper before signing off.
Our rental cabin runs a wood stove five nights a week in winter. Dean's team swept two seasons of glazed creosote and left our pine living room spotless.
Mark Henderson, Moonridge cabin owner
They found a cracked flue liner during the video inspection that would have sparked a wall fire. Fast, professional, and knowledgeable about local mountain codes.
Sarah Lin, Big Bear Lake property host
Showed up during an early December freeze, fitted a custom spark arrestor cap on our chimney, and cleared out years of soot. True trade craftsmanship.
David Miller, Boulder Bay homeowner


