Chimney sweep in Tulsa, Oklahoma
Chimney and fireplace cleaning, inspection and repair, with floors protected and the hearth left clean.
Chimney sweep service in Tulsa
Tulsa is home base for Ashes Away. Our shop is at 3212 E 91st St, Suite B, and we work in neighborhoods across the city.
Tulsa grew up along Route 66, and many of its older neighborhoods are full of brick homes built with masonry fireplaces. Maple Ridge, Brookside and Brady Heights are a few of them. A chimney in one of those houses can be a hundred years old, and it has been through a lot of Oklahoma weather.
We are an owner-run Tulsa company, so a technician is rarely far away. We clean, inspect and repair chimneys, and we explain each step as we go.
What Tulsa homes tend to need
Older Tulsa brick chimneys have decades of weather behind them. Mortar wears out, crowns crack and flashing pulls loose. Many of these chimneys were built for open fires, with flues that are wider and older than a modern liner, so they deserve a close look every year.
Newer Tulsa homes, especially on the south side near our shop, often have factory-built fireplaces with metal flue pipe. They still need cleaning and a cap check, but the repairs look different from masonry work. We handle both kinds.
Tulsa gets hail and spring storms, and some winters bring ice. Hail can dent a chimney cap or knock it loose, and freezing temperatures push water into any crack in the crown or the mortar. After a hard storm, a quick inspection is worth the call.
Good to know in Tulsa
If you live in an older Tulsa neighborhood, the chimney may be the oldest working part of the house. It has carried smoke for decades and may have been repaired more than once. That history is why we start with a careful look before we clean, so the sweep matches what is actually inside the flue.
Tulsa is also where most of our calls start. Our shop is on East 91st Street, so we can fit visits across the city into a clear time window, and we tell you right away if the schedule changes.
Older Tulsa neighborhoods often have tall trees that overhang the roof. Leaves, twigs and the animals that follow them end up around the cap, so we check the cap and the flashing every time we are on the roof.
Our services in Tulsa
Every service on this site is available in Tulsa. Here is what each one involves.
Chimney and fireplace cleaning
We remove creosote, soot and debris from the firebox, damper, smoke chamber and flue, with floors protected and the hearth left clean. See chimney cleaning for the full process.
Chimney and fireplace inspection
We check the cap, crown, flue liner, masonry, smoke chamber, damper and firebox, then explain what we found. Read more about chimney inspection.
Chimney and fireplace repair
We install caps, repair crowns and masonry, reline chimneys, tuckpoint and parge, and we only do the work you approve. See chimney repair.
When to schedule a visit in Tulsa
The best time for a chimney sweep is before you start burning for the season. If you notice a smoky smell, smoke drifting into the room or debris above the damper, do not wait for the first cold night. Tell us what you have noticed, and we will say whether you need a cleaning, an inspection or a repair. A visit before the first fire of the season means any problem gets fixed before it matters, and you can burn with confidence.
Booking a visit in Tulsa
Call (918) 361-4929 or request an appointment online. Tell us your address and what you have noticed, and we will confirm a time window. Our shop is at 3212 E 91st St, Suite B in Tulsa.
You can also see our other service areas, or read the chimney FAQ for answers to common questions.
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Tulsa questions
Chimney questions in Tulsa
Another question? Call us and talk to a real person.
What should I do if my Tulsa fireplace smells smoky?
A smoky smell, especially on humid days, usually means buildup in the flue. Schedule a cleaning or an inspection, and we will tell you which one makes sense when you call.
Do you serve all of Tulsa?
Yes. Our shop is on the south side at 3212 E 91st St, Suite B, and we book homes across the city. Call (918) 361-4929 with your address and we will confirm a time window.
My Tulsa home is older. Should I worry about the chimney?
Older brick chimneys deserve a yearly inspection. Worn mortar, cracked crowns and loose flashing are common, and water damage grows quietly. An inspection tells you what condition yours is in.
Do I need a sweep if my Tulsa home has gas logs?
If your fireplace burns gas logs, soot and creosote build up much more slowly, but the flue can still hold nests, moisture damage or a rusted damper. An annual inspection still makes sense. Call and tell us what you have.
Service areas
Serving Tulsa and the towns around it
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