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Ashes Away Chimney Sweep Company3212 E 91st St, Suite B, Tulsa, OK 74137Mon to Sat, 8 AM to 8 PM

Chimney sweep in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma

Chimney and fireplace cleaning, inspection and repair, with floors protected and the hearth left clean.

Chimney sweep service in Broken Arrow

Ashes Away cleans, inspects and repairs chimneys and fireplaces for homeowners in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.

Broken Arrow is the largest suburb we serve. Most of the city is in Tulsa County, with a part in Wagoner County, and the Broken Arrow Expressway, Highway 51, links it to Tulsa. Downtown is the Rose District, a revived historic district, and the city hosts the Rooster Days festival every year.

We come out from our Tulsa shop to homes all across Broken Arrow. We are an owner-run company, and we explain what we find before any repair comes up.

What Broken Arrow homes tend to need

Much of Broken Arrow grew quickly from the 1990s on, so you find a lot of newer subdivisions. Homes of that age often have factory-built fireplaces with metal flue pipe and a metal cap. Those parts can rust and shift, and a cap that has rusted through lets rain and animals into the flue.

Closer to downtown and the Rose District, older brick homes have masonry chimneys. Those need regular checks on the mortar, the crown and the flashing where the chimney meets the roof.

Broken Arrow gets the same spring storms and hail as the rest of the Tulsa area. If hail came through your neighborhood, have the cap and crown checked before the next burn season.

Good to know in Broken Arrow

Many Broken Arrow homeowners buy a house with a fireplace they have never used. If that is you, ask for an inspection before the first fire. We check the flue, the cap and the damper, and we walk you through how to use the fireplace safely.

Broken Arrow is part of our regular Tulsa-area route, so you will not wait on a special trip. Call with your street address and we will confirm a time window.

Newer Broken Arrow neighborhoods sometimes have chimney chases framed in wood and covered in siding or stone. Water that gets in around the cap can reach that framing, which is one more reason to keep the cap and flashing in good shape.

Our services in Broken Arrow

Every service on this site is available in Broken Arrow. 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 Broken Arrow

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 Broken Arrow

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.

Broken Arrow questions

Chimney questions in Broken Arrow

Another question? Call us and talk to a real person.

Yes. Hail can dent a metal cap, knock it loose or crack the crown below it. We check the cap, the crown and the flashing and tell you whether anything needs repair before you burn again.

Yes. We book homes across Broken Arrow, from the Rose District to the newer neighborhoods. Call (918) 361-4929 with your address and we will confirm a time window.

Yes. Factory-built fireplaces still collect soot and creosote, and the metal cap and flue pipe can rust. An annual inspection catches problems early.

Factory-built fireplaces usually have a metal firebox and a metal flue pipe, often capped with a metal housing on the roof. Masonry fireplaces are brick or stone from the firebox to the top. If you are not sure which you have, we will tell you when we look.

Service areas

Serving Broken Arrow and the towns around it

Our shop is at 3212 E 91st St, Suite B in Tulsa. Choose another city for local details.

Book your sweep

Ready for a safe, clean burn season?

Request an appointment and we will confirm your time window.

Call (918) 361-4929