// STAMFORD, CT · CHIMNEY SERVICE
Reliable Chimney Services in Stamford
Offering comprehensive chimney care for Stamford and nearby areas.
Experienced Team
Our technicians are skilled and knowledgeable, ensuring top-quality service each time.
Comprehensive Services
From cleaning to full-scale repairs, we offer a wide range of chimney services.
Local Expertise
We are familiar with the needs of Stamford homes and tailor our services accordingly.
Safety First
We prioritize safety in all our operations to ensure your home is protected.
FIG. 1 — SECTION THROUGH A MASONRY CHIMNEY
// SERVICES
Spec sheets
Chimney Cleaning
Ensure your chimney is safe and efficient with regular cleaning.
S-02Chimney Inspection
Regular inspections help identify potential issues before they become major problems.
S-03Chimney Repair
Professional repairs ensure your chimney remains safe and efficient.
S-04Chimney Cap Installation
Protect your chimney from the elements with a reliable chimney cap.
S-05Creosote Removal
Remove creosote buildup to maintain a safe and efficient chimney.
S-06Chimney Relining
Relining your chimney enhances safety and efficiency.
S-07Fireplace Cleaning
Keep your fireplace clean and efficient with regular cleaning services.
S-08Dryer Vent Cleaning
Regular dryer vent cleaning reduces fire hazards and improves appliance efficiency.
S-09Masonry Repointing
Restore the durability and appearance of your masonry with repointing services.
S-10Chimney Waterproofing
Protect your chimney from water damage with effective waterproofing solutions.
// ANATOMY
Click a part of the chimney
PART 01
Chimney cap
A chimney cap sits on top of the chimney and prevents rain, debris, and animals from entering.
- Rust or damage causing leaks
- Clogged or blocked by debris
- Detached or blown off in strong winds
PART 02
Crown
The crown is the top surface of the chimney that covers and seals the masonry.
- Cracks allowing water to seep in
- Worn away leading to structural damage
- Poor construction causing early wear
PART 03
Flashing
Flashing is metal sealing that prevents water from leaking between the chimney and the roof.
- Corrosion and rust leading to leaks
- Improper installation causing gaps
- Weather damage causing it to lift
PART 04
Brick and mortar
Brick and mortar form the core structure of the chimney, providing strength and durability.
- Cracks in bricks due to weathering
- Mortar joints deteriorating over time
- Spalling bricks from moisture
PART 05
Flue liner
The flue liner protects the chimney walls and helps safely vent smoke and gases outside.
- Cracks or damage causing leaks
- Blockage by creosote buildup
- Improper fitting leading to inefficiency
PART 06
Smoke chamber
The smoke chamber compresses smoke and gases into the flue, directing them upward.
- Parging issues leading to inefficiency
- Creosote accumulation reducing airflow
- Structural cracks affecting performance
PART 07
Damper
The damper is a movable plate inside the chimney used to seal the flue when not in use.
- Rust preventing proper closure
- Misalignment causing drafts
- Warping over time reducing effectiveness
PART 08
Firebox
The firebox is the chamber where the fire burns, and is made to withstand high temperatures.
- Cracked bricks from heat exposure
- Mortar joints deteriorating with use
- Smoke backing up due to poor drafting
// FIELD PHOTOS
// TROUBLESHOOTING
What you notice, and what it usually means
| Ref | Symptom | Likely cause | Service |
|---|---|---|---|
| T-01 | Smoke entering the home | This may indicate a blockage or draft issue. | Chimney Inspection |
| T-02 | Water stains on walls | Could point to a leaking chimney. | Chimney Waterproofing |
| T-03 | Cracked or crumbling masonry | Suggests the need for masonry repair. | Masonry Repointing |
| T-04 | Birds or animals in chimney | This could indicate a missing or damaged cap. | Chimney Cap Installation |
| T-05 | Excessive soot buildup | May require creosote removal or cleaning. | Creosote Removal |
| T-06 | Unusual fireplace odors | Could be due to moisture or creosote build-up. | Fireplace Cleaning |
// PROCESS
The visit, as a flowchart
- STEP 1
Initial Consultation
We start with a thorough discussion to understand your specific needs.
- STEP 2
Detailed Inspection
A complete inspection of your chimney is conducted to assess any issues.
- STEP 3
Service Proposal
Based on the inspection, we provide a clear plan and estimate for the work needed.
- STEP 4
Efficient Service
Our team executes the plan with precision and care, ensuring minimal disruption.
- STEP 5
Final Review
We conduct a final review to ensure the job is completed to your satisfaction.
// BOOK
Open a work order
Welcome to Evergreen Hearthworks Chimney Repair & Masonry, your go-to solution for all chimney and masonry needs in Stamford and surrounding towns. Our team is dedicated to ensuring the safety and efficiency of your home's chimney.
SERVICE AREA
- Stamford
- Darien
- Greenwich
- Norwalk
- Westport
- New Canaan
- Fairfield
- Monday7:30 AM – 5:30 PM
- Tuesday7:30 AM – 5:30 PM
- Wednesday7:30 AM – 5:30 PM
- Thursday7:30 AM – 5:30 PM
- Friday7:30 AM – 5:30 PM
- SaturdayClosed
- SundayClosed
Q01How often should I have my chimney cleaned?
It's recommended to have your chimney cleaned at least once a year to maintain safety and efficiency.
Q02What is creosote and why is it dangerous?
Creosote is a tar-like substance that can build up in your chimney and pose a fire hazard if not removed regularly.
Q03How do I know if my chimney needs repair?
Signs like cracked bricks, mortar deterioration, or water leaks can indicate a need for repairs.
Q04What is chimney relining?
Chimney relining involves installing a new lining inside your chimney to improve safety and efficiency.
Q05Do you offer inspections for real estate transactions?
Yes, we provide thorough chimney inspections for real estate transactions to ensure safety and compliance.
Q06How can chimney waterproofing help my home?
Waterproofing prevents water ingress, which can cause structural damage and other issues.
Q07What's involved in masonry repointing?
Repointing involves repairing the mortar joints in brickwork to prevent water penetration and restore structural integrity.
Q08Why is dryer vent cleaning important?
Cleaning dryer vents reduces the risk of fire and improves drying efficiency, saving energy over time.