Chimney Sweep
We keep the firebox and surround camera-ready — swept to code while we're there.
Learn moreSome fireplaces never draw properly no matter how well the flue is built — a chimney that is too short for the roofline, a flue that is oversized for the firebox, a long offset, or a house sealed so tight the fire cannot pull in the air it needs. A chimney fan, mounted at the top of the flue, moves the smoke mechanically instead of waiting for the chimney to warm up and do it alone, and it turns a hearth you avoid lighting back into the room's centerpiece. We start with a draft test, because a fan on a chimney with a blockage or a damper problem hides the fault rather than fixing it; if a cap, a smoke guard or a top-sealing damper will do the job, we say so and install that instead. The fan runs on a wall control, needs a power feed to the top of the chimney, and gets cleaned with the flue at every sweep.
Some fireplaces never draw properly no matter how well the flue is built — a chimney that is too short for the roofline, a flue that is oversized for the firebox, a long offset, or a house sealed so tight the fire cannot pull in the air it needs. A chimney fan, mounted at the top of the flue, moves the smoke mechanically instead of waiting for the chimney to warm up and do it alone, and it turns a hearth you avoid lighting back into the room's centerpiece. We start with a draft test, because a fan on a chimney with a blockage or a damper problem hides the fault rather than fixing it; if a cap, a smoke guard or a top-sealing damper will do the job, we say so and install that instead. The fan runs on a wall control, needs a power feed to the top of the chimney, and gets cleaned with the flue at every sweep.
At Space Fireplace Services, a chimney fan installation is never guesswork. We scope every job from a graded, photographed inspection first — the NFPA 211 level the evidence calls for — so the work is matched to what your flue and masonry actually need, with the report to prove it. The documented inspection is the record the chimney fan installation is built on.
Chimney inspectionWe've worked on 1,000+ DFW homes over 10+ years. Every job — small sweep or full rebuild — runs the same way: certified technicians, written quotes, photo reports, warranty in writing.
CSIA-certified inspectors only
Written quote before any work begins
1-year workmanship warranty
Insurance-grade photo documentation
Family-owned, CSIA-certified, NFPA 211–compliant. We're the team you call when you want it done right the first time — no rotating subcontractors, no upsell pressure, no surprises. Same techs, same trucks, same standard.

Plan on a Level 1 inspection every year — that's the NFPA cadence — with an actual sweep once buildup reaches 1/8" of creosote. For a fireplace you light through the season, that usually lands at once a heating season. Think of it as the upkeep that keeps the centerpiece of the room clean, drawing well, and ready to look its best.
Yes. The inspectors who assess your chimney hold current CSIA (Chimney Safety Institute of America) certifications — you can confirm them in the CSIA member directory at csia.org — and our fireplace installations are handled by NFI specialists. The craft that makes a hearth a showpiece starts with the people standing in front of it.
Yes — emergency response is available 24/7 (subject to crew availability) for active water leaks, an animal trapped in the flue, post-fire damage, and storm damage, same-day in most cases. A fireplace is the heart of a room; when it's at risk, we treat it that way.
Always. You get a written quote before a single tool comes out, with photos of exactly what we found. Final pricing tracks the chimney's real condition and anything additional the inspection surfaces — no surprises, just a clear picture of what your fireplace needs.
Yes — our annual maintenance membership runs $19.99/month ($240/year) and covers a yearly Level 1 inspection and sweep ($248 value), priority scheduling, 10% off all repairs, and emergency-response priority. Cancel anytime, no contract. It's the quiet way to keep your hearth looking and working its best year after year.
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Free written quote. Same-week scheduling. 24/7 emergency response when you need it.
Active leak, animal in flue, post-fire damage, or smoke event? Real humans on the line 7 AM to 12 AM every day — replies in under 2 minutes. Tech dispatch within 2 hours during business hours, subject to crew availability after-hours.
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