Veteran-owned & insured · Flower Mound, TX Open 7 days, 7 AM – 8 PM★★★★★ 5.0 from 34 Google reviews
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Commercial Chimney Services in Flower Mound, TX by Flower Mound Chimney Sweep Professionals

Commercial Chimney Services in Flower Mound, TX

Commercial chimney services in Flower Mound from Flower Mound Chimney Sweep Professionals cover sweeps, Level 1 and Level 2 inspections, and repairs for apartment communities, HOAs, property managers, clubhouses, offices and restaurants with fireplaces or wood-fired flues. Every unit gets its own photo report, and the whole property gets one written price before any work starts. We schedule around tenants and business hours, 7 days a week.

  • Per-unit photo reports for apartments, condos and HOA communities
  • Level 1 and Level 2 inspections for lease turnover, sales and insurance requests
  • One written price for the whole property before work starts
  • Veteran-owned, 5.0 stars from 34 Google reviews

★★★★★ 5.0 from 34 Google reviews · Veteran-owned · Insured · Photo report on every visit

Commercial Chimney Services in Flower Mound: Who We Work With

Flower Mound Chimney Sweep Professionals handles chimney work for properties with more than one fireplace to look after, or one fireplace and a lot of people around it.

Property type Typical chimney What we do
Apartment and condo communities Factory-built wood or gas fireplaces in each unit, shared chases Yearly sweeps and Level 1 inspections by building, per-unit reports, cap and chase cover replacement
HOA communities Masonry or factory-built chimneys on owner homes, clubhouse fireplace Group scheduling for owners, clubhouse sweep and inspection, exterior checks after hail
Property managers and landlords Single-family rentals across Flower Mound, Lewisville, Keller Lease-turnover inspections, sweeps between tenants, written repair prices
Offices, clubhouses, churches One or two large masonry fireplaces Yearly sweep and inspection, damper and cap work, gas log service
Restaurants and bars Fireplace flues, wood-fired oven flues Sweeps on a set schedule, creosote removal, inspections for insurance requests

Our work covers fireplace flues, stove flues and solid-fuel chimneys. Kitchen exhaust hoods and grease ducts are covered by NFPA 96 and handled by hood cleaning companies.

How a Multi-Unit Chimney Job Works

  1. Walk-through. We look at the buildings, count the flues, check roof access and note anything already visible, like missing caps or rusted chase covers.
  2. One written price. Per unit, for the whole property, before any work starts. Repairs are listed separately so the manager can approve them unit by unit.
  3. Schedule. Units grouped by building, each with a time window. The office notifies tenants. We work 7 days a week, so weekends are available.
  4. The work. Each fireplace gets a sweep of the flue, smoke chamber and firebox, a camera check of the flue, and a check of the damper and firebox. Drop cloths and a HEPA vacuum keep the unit clean.
  5. Roof check. Caps, chase covers, crowns and flashing are checked and photographed from the roof.
  6. Reports. One photo report per unit, plus a summary for the manager that lists which units passed, which need repair, and the written price for each.

A standard sweep and inspection takes about an hour per fireplace. A twelve-unit building is a one-day job for most layouts.

Signs a Property Needs Chimney Service

  • No record of when the fireplaces were last inspected
  • Tenants reporting smoke or a smoky smell in units
  • Rusted or missing chase covers on wood-framed chases, common on 1990s and 2000s apartment buildings
  • Rust streaks or water stains on the siding below a chase cover
  • Caps bent or missing after a spring hail storm
  • Birds in flues from May to September, when chimney swifts nest
  • An insurance carrier or buyer asking for inspection reports
  • A lease turnover with a fireplace nobody has looked at

Chimney Inspection

A Level 1 chimney inspection is the yearly check NFPA 211 calls for and the one most property managers put on the calendar. It covers everything reachable without tools: the flue by camera, the damper, the firebox and smoke chamber, and the cap, crown and flashing from the roof. The NFPA 211 standard page describes the standard inspectors work from.

Level 2 Chimney Inspection

When a building is being sold, a unit has had a chimney fire, a storm has damaged the roof, or a fireplace is being changed from wood to gas, NFPA 211 calls for a Level 2 chimney inspection. That adds a full video scan of each flue and a look at attics and chases where they are accessible. It is the report insurers and buyers usually ask for.

Chimney Sweep

A chimney sweep in Flower Mound for a commercial property is the same sweep we do in a house, repeated with the same care in every unit: drop cloths, a sealed opening, a HEPA vacuum, rotary brushing of the flue, and the smoke chamber and firebox cleaned by hand. Restaurants with a wood-fired flue that burns every day need a sweep far more often than yearly, and we set that schedule with the owner after the first camera check.

Chimney Repair

Apartment and HOA chimneys fail in predictable places. Galvanized chase covers rust through and leak into the chase. Caps blow off in spring storms. Crowns on masonry clubhouse chimneys crack. Our chimney repair page covers crowns, flashing, leaks and masonry, and our chimney cap installation page covers stainless caps and multi-flue caps for shared chases. Every repair gets its own written price, by unit, before work starts.

Dryer Vent Cleaning

Multi-family buildings have long dryer vent runs that clog faster than a house. Since we already bring the rotary tools and vacuum, many managers add dryer vent cleaning to the same visit for each unit. The U.S. Fire Administration lists failure to clean as the leading cause of home dryer fires.

Book Commercial Chimney Services in Flower Mound

Flower Mound Chimney Sweep Professionals is veteran-owned and based on Long Prairie Rd in Flower Mound 75028. We serve properties in Flower Mound, Lewisville, Southlake, Colleyville, Keller, Fort Worth and Collin County, 7 days a week from 7 AM to 8 PM. Call (817) 518-6131 or send the form on this page to set up a walk-through. You get one written price for the property, a photo report for every unit, and free written estimates for any repairs. See what customers say on our reviews page.

Questions

Commercial Chimney Services FAQs

What commercial chimney services do you offer in Flower Mound?

Sweeps, Level 1 and Level 2 inspections, creosote removal, chimney cap and chase cover replacement, crown, flashing and masonry repair, damper repair, gas log service and dryer vent cleaning. We work on fireplace and solid-fuel flues in multi-family, HOA, office, clubhouse and restaurant properties.

How often should apartment fireplaces be inspected?

Once a year, the same as a house. NFPA 211 calls for every chimney, fireplace and vent to be inspected at least once a year. Many property managers also book a Level 1 inspection at every lease turnover so the condition is on record before a new tenant moves in.

Can you inspect every unit in a community on one schedule?

Yes. We map the property, group units by building, and give the manager a schedule with a window for each unit. Tenants get notice through the office. Each unit gets its own photo report, and the manager gets a summary with the units that need repair.

How much does commercial chimney cleaning cost?

It depends on the number of flues and the access. Cost guides from HomeGuide and Angi put a single residential sweep with a Level 1 inspection at about $150 to $375. For a property we price per unit after a walk-through and give one written number for the whole job, with repairs listed separately.

Do you provide inspection reports for insurance or a sale?

Yes. Every inspection comes with a written report and photos. For a property sale, a chimney fire claim or a change of use, we recommend a Level 2 inspection with a full video scan of each flue, which is the level NFPA 211 calls for in those cases.

Do you work on restaurant chimneys?

We work on fireplace flues, wood-fired oven flues and solid-fuel chimneys in restaurants and bars. Kitchen exhaust hoods and grease ducts fall under NFPA 96 and are a separate trade.

Can you work around tenants and business hours?

Yes. We are open 7 days a week from 7 AM to 8 PM, so units can be done on weekends and restaurants before opening. A standard sweep and inspection takes about an hour per fireplace.

Who pays for repairs you find?

That is between the owner and the tenant or HOA. We give the manager a written price for each repair, by unit, and do the work only when it is approved.

Google reviews

What Flower Mound Homeowners Say

★★★★★
The chimney sweep team showed up to my house on time and went straight to work! Very nice guys who guided me through the process of inspecting and cleaning. They were knowledgeable and efficient! I highly recommend to anyone needing their chimney serviced.
Lauren JerniganGoogle review · July 2026
★★★★★
We needed a chimney sweep and a few small repairs before winter. The technician was on time, explained everything clearly, and the price was better than the other quotes we received. Definitely recommended.
Katherine L.Google review · July 2026
★★★★★
They are prompt to service you. Free consultation and no pressure to schedule. Service was quick, neat and the employees were very professional. Recommended and very competitive with quotes.
AnnGoogle review · July 2026

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