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Loose bricks, open flues and trapped animals in Springfield, with the 24/7 emergency line picking up day or night.

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  • Locally owned in Jacksonville
  • Family owned and operated
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  • Free inspection and estimate
  • Same-day service available
  • 10% off any service

Nothing permanent starts without your approval, even after a night call.

  • 24/7 emergency lineThe line for Springfield chimney emergencies is answered 24/7, holidays included.
  • Family owned and operatedFamily owned, with a straight answer on arrival times and clear steps until the crew gets there.

Emergency or next-day problem

Not every chimney problem needs a night visit. Water pouring in, a flue open to a storm, loose bricks above a doorway or an animal trapped in the room are emergencies. A stain that quit growing with the rain, or a thin crack, can wait for an ordinary booking.

If you are unsure which you have, call and describe it. Talking you out of a needless night visit is part of the job, as is sending someone when it matters. Not sure if your Springfield chimney problem is urgent? Phone (904) 920-5495; the line is answered 24/7.

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Emergency chimney work in Springfield

  • Water pouring in stopped at the chimney
  • Open flues tarped against the storm
  • Blocked appliance flues cleared
  • Metal chimney pipe secured after storm damage

Safety first, cover, note, repair

  1. 911 first for fire, smoke or gas

    Fire, smoke and gas odors go to 911 or the gas company before any chimney work is discussed.

  2. A few questions on the phone

    What happened, what you can see and how the roof looks decide who comes and when.

  3. Made safe and weather-tight

    Loose material comes down, open flues are covered and water is stopped at the chimney.

  4. Written note, then the real repair

    You get a note of what was done, and the permanent repair is priced in daylight.

After a chimney fire in Springfield

Once the fire department has left, the flue needs a thorough examination before any fire is lit.

That inspection in Springfield covers the tiles, the damper and the clearances around the chimney.

10% off any service booked within 72 hours of inspection

Ask for the discount on the lasting repair once the chimney is safe.

A gas smell goes to the utility

Gas odor anywhere indoors means walking out without flipping lights or appliances, then calling the gas company or 911 from the street or a neighbor's. Do not try to find the source yourself.

The gas supply and the appliance are for the utility and a gas contractor to deal with. After they have made the house safe, the chimney or vent the appliance uses may need checking, and that part we can help with. The estimate names who does what, so nothing falls between the trades. A fireplace that has had a gas problem stays off until the utility or a gas contractor says it may run.

A cap refastened or a flue covered

Shifted but intact, a cap can often be refastened as a temporary fix. One that is bent, broken or gone leaves the flue open, and a temporary cover goes on instead.

The replacement cap is measured to the flue tile and priced separately, since a proper cap needs the right size and metal. Until it goes on, the temporary cover keeps rain and animals out. The note from the visit says which was done and how long it is meant to hold. Fasteners used for a temporary fix are chosen so they come out cleanly when the new cap goes on.

Examining a chimney after a fire

NFPA 211 asks for a closer inspection whenever a chimney has probably been damaged, and a flue fire is exactly that. No fire is lit before that inspection is complete.

It follows the flue end to end, then checks the smoke chamber, the damper and firebox, and the clearances where the chimney passes floors and roof. Split tiles, open joints, a warped damper or heat marks on nearby framing are written down. Anything that must be repaired before the next fire is listed first. Deposits that burned in the flue often look puffy or honeycombed, and their condition is recorded.

Emergency findings in writing

  1. Loose masonry taken down and what remains open
  2. Other trades needed: roofer, gas utility, electrician, tree service
  3. Cap, chase cover or top rebuild measured for daylight work
  4. A written note left at the end of every visit

Emergency questions from Springfield

What if a bird is nesting in the chimney?

We identify it first. Some birds are protected while nesting, and then the answer may be to wait with the fireplace closed off rather than remove the nest.

How is an emergency visit in Springfield priced?

The line tells you before anyone comes out, and the permanent repair estimate is free. Book the follow-up repair within 72 hours of the inspection and 10% comes off.

Stop the water and secure the chimney in Springfield

Fire, smoke or a gas odor: go outside and reach 911 or the gas company first. Storm damage or water in Springfield? Ring (904) 920-5495.

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