Chimney sweep in Tulsa, family-owned for more than 30 years
Cleaning, inspection and repair from a local, owner-run crew. Floors protected, hearth left clean, and answers in plain English.
Tulsa chimney sweep
What a chimney sweep does for your home
A chimney sweep keeps your fireplace safe to use. We remove the soot and creosote that every fire leaves behind, clear out nests and debris, and look the chimney over for damage from the cap to the firebox. You get a clean flue and a clear picture of its condition.
Family-owned
A Tulsa family business for more than 30 years.
4.9 on Google
From 219 customer reviews.
Zero mess
Floors protected, hearth left clean.
Open six days
Mon to Sat, 8 AM to 8 PM.
Chimney
Chimney and fireplace cleaning
Removes creosote, soot and debris so smoke goes up the flue and not into the room.
Chimney
Chimney and fireplace inspection
A close look at the flue, damper, crown and firebox, explained without jargon.
Chimney
Chimney and fireplace repair
Cap installation, crown maintenance and relining to keep water, animals and heat damage out.
Chimney sweep services in Tulsa
Most visits are one of three services.
A chimney and fireplace cleaning removes creosote, soot and debris from the firebox, damper, smoke chamber and flue. A chimney and fireplace inspection checks seven key points from the cap to the firebox and explains what we see. When an inspection turns up a problem, chimney and fireplace repair fixes it, and only with your approval.
Behind those three are the specific jobs a chimney sometimes needs: cap installation, crown repair, relining, tuckpointing and chemical cleaning for glazed creosote. Each has its own page if you want the details.
Why Tulsa homes need a regular sweep
Every fire leaves residue in the flue. It starts as light soot, turns into flaky creosote, and can harden into a glaze that is hard to remove and quick to ignite. A regular sweep keeps it at the easy stage.
Tulsa weather adds its own wear. Hail and spring storms damage caps and crowns, winter freezes widen cracks in brick and mortar, and birds and squirrels look for a dry place to nest above the damper. Many older Tulsa homes have masonry chimneys that have stood for decades, and many newer ones have factory-built fireplaces with metal flues. Both need regular care.
How often to call a chimney sweep
The Chimney Safety Institute of America recommends an inspection at least once a year, and a sweep whenever the inspection shows buildup. If you burn often, check more often. If you rarely use the fireplace, an annual look still matters, because water and animals cause problems even when the fireplace sits unused.
The best time is before the burn season starts, so any problem is fixed before the first cold night. If you notice a smoky smell, smoke in the room or water stains by the fireplace, call sooner. Our pages on a smoky smell, smoke in the room and a leaking chimney explain the usual causes.
What to expect from an Ashes Away sweep
We confirm a time window when you book and tell you right away if anything changes. At the door, drop cloths go down over the floor and the hearth before any tool comes out. We look the chimney over first, talk through the scope with you, then do the work and answer questions as we go.
Every visit ends with a walk-through: what is fine, what needs attention now and what can wait. If a repair comes up, you get the options and the cost, and you decide. Read the full routine on our process page.
Choosing a chimney sweep in Tulsa
Look for a sweep who explains what they find, protects your home and leaves the decision to you. Ask who will come to your house. Read the reviews, and look for specifics, not just stars.
Ashes Away is family-owned and owner-run. Customers name Jeff, the owner, and technicians Garrett and Devon in their reviews, and the profile holds a 4.9 rating from 219 reviews. You can read a selection on our reviews page or meet the team on the about page.
Where we sweep chimneys
Our shop is at 3212 E 91st St, Suite B in Tulsa. We sweep chimneys in Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Bixby, Jenks, Owasso and Sapulpa. Call (918) 361-4929 to book, monday to saturday, 8 am to 8 pm. closed sunday.
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What Tulsa homeowners say about our sweeps
4.9 out of 5 on Google from 219 reviews. Real reviews, word for word.
Chimney sweep questions
Chimney sweep FAQ
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What does a chimney sweep do?
A chimney sweep cleans soot, creosote and debris out of the firebox, damper, smoke chamber and flue, and looks the chimney over for damage while doing it. At Ashes Away, every sweep ends with a walk-through of what we found.
How much does a chimney sweep cost in Tulsa?
The price depends on the chimney and what it needs. Call (918) 361-4929 and describe your fireplace, and we will tell you what to expect before we come out. Repairs are quoted after an inspection and you approve them first.
How long has Ashes Away been sweeping chimneys?
Ashes Away is a family business that has served Tulsa for more than 30 years.
What are your hours?
Monday to Saturday, 8 AM to 8 PM. Closed Sunday. Call (918) 361-4929 to book a time window.
Do you sweep chimneys outside Tulsa?
Yes. We serve Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Bixby, Jenks, Owasso and Sapulpa. Call if you are close by and not sure.
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