Chimney Sweep & Repair
Looking for a chimney sweep in Parker, TX? Collin Chimney Sweep & Repair cleans, inspects and repairs chimneys on Parker’s acreage homes, from our office ten minutes away in Allen.
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Parker is not built like the rest of Collin County. Lots are an acre or more, homes sit far back from the road, and many have two or three fireplaces under tall masonry chimneys. Those chimneys stand alone above the roof with open pasture all around. Wind and rain hit them from every side. The most common call we get from Parker is a fireplace that smells smoky or drips water after a storm. The cause is often a cracked crown or a cap that blew off months ago. Open land brings wildlife too. Chimney swifts, squirrels and raccoons treat an open flue as a hollow tree. Collin Chimney Sweep & Repair handles each of these problems in Parker, and we show you photos of what we find before we quote any work.
We sweep wood-burning flues on Parker’s estate homes, including houses with more than one fireplace. Drop cloths, HEPA vacuum, and no mess left behind.
Level 1 and Level 2 inspections with a camera for Parker home sales, storm damage and yearly safety checks. You get photos and a written report.
Crown repair, tuckpointing, flashing and leak repair for the tall masonry chimneys common on Parker acreage homes. We quote before work starts.
Stainless steel caps keep rain, swifts and raccoons out of Parker chimneys. We also fix stuck dampers and install top-sealing dampers.
Our Process
A chimney cleaning visit in Parker takes about an hour per fireplace. We lay drop cloths from the door to the hearth and set a HEPA vacuum at the firebox. Then we brush the flue, clean the smoke shelf, and check the damper. Next we go up on the roof to look at the cap, crown and flashing. Tall chimneys and steep roofs are normal here, so we come with the ladders and safety gear for them. Last, we run a camera up the flue and show you the photos. If you have a second fireplace or a gas log set, tell us when you book and we will plan time for it.
We serve all of Parker, from the homes along Dublin Road and Sycamore Lane to Kings Crossing, Whitestone Estates and Parker Lake Estates. We work on both sides of Parker Road and along FM 2551 down toward Murphy. Our office is at Watters Creek in Allen, about five miles away, so Parker is one of the closest towns we serve. Most Parker visits can be booked the same week. We are the same team behind the chimney sweep Allen TX homeowners call, and we also serve nearby Lucas and Murphy.
Collin Chimney Sweep & Repair comes to you. Parker sits between Allen, Plano, Murphy and Lucas, and our technicians reach most Parker addresses in 10 to 15 minutes from the Allen office at 825 Watters Creek Blvd. We serve homes near Southfork Ranch, along Parker Road, and across the rest of the city. Call (972) 521-7225 any day from 7 AM to 8 PM to set a time.
Big custom homes mean big chimneys. Many Parker houses built in the 1980s and 1990s have full masonry fireplaces with clay tile liners. After thirty or more Texas summers and winter freezes, those tiles crack and the mortar between them washes out. A cracked liner lets heat reach the brick and the framing behind it. We find this with a camera during a chimney inspection and fix it with a stainless chimney liner. Newer estate homes often have gas log sets, which need a yearly check of the burner and vent. Out here, with no houses close by to block the wind, crowns and mortar joints also wear faster. Chimney crown repair and tuckpointing done early cost far less than a rebuild later.
Water is the other big issue. Spring hail and wind-driven rain work into any gap in the crown, the flashing or the cap. If you see stains on the ceiling near the fireplace, white powder on the brick, or rust in the firebox, call us for chimney leak repair. A cap with a mesh screen also keeps animals out, which matters on open land. Chimney swifts are protected birds, so we wait until they leave in the fall, then clean and cap the flue. Parker is known for Southfork Ranch and for keeping its country feel. The City of Parker posts local news and permit information for homeowners planning larger work.
Our chimney sweep and inspection is $99 for a limited time. That covers one fireplace flue. If your Parker home has more than one fireplace, or we find heavy creosote, we give you the price for the extra work before we start.
Yes. Parker is one of the closest towns to our Allen office at Watters Creek, about five miles away. Parker is part of our regular service area, and most visits can be booked the same week you call.
Yes. Many Parker homes have two or three fireplaces, and some share one large chimney with more than one flue. Tell us when you book so we can plan the time. We clean and inspect each flue and give you photos of each one.
Have every chimney in your Parker home inspected once a year. Wood-burning flues need a sweep when creosote reaches 1/8 inch, which is about once a year for most families. Gas log fireplaces need a yearly check of the burner and vent.
Yes. Open land around Parker means more wildlife in chimneys. We remove nests and animals in a humane way and install a cap so they cannot come back. Chimney swifts are protected, so those nests come out after the birds leave in the fall.
Tall chimneys on open lots take the full force of wind-driven rain. Water gets in through a cracked crown, loose flashing, worn mortar or a missing cap. We find the source with a roof and camera check and quote the repair before work starts.
Yes. We do Level 2 chimney inspections with a camera for buyers, sellers and agents in Parker. You get photos and a written report that shows the state of each flue, the firebox, the crown and the cap.
We are open seven days a week from 7 AM to 8 PM. Call (972) 521-7225 or fill out the form on this page and we will call you back within two hours during business hours.
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