Pompano Beach Chimney: Sweeps, Repairs & Fireplace Service
Family-owned and based in Pompano Beach, we care for chimneys and fireplaces along the stretch of coast where salt spray, sideways summer rain, and sea wind decide how long a roofline lasts, from the Hillsboro Inlet down to Fort Lauderdale and inland past I-95.
- American Owned & Operated
- Free Written Quotes
- Upfront Pricing
- Same-Day Service Available
The Whole Chimney System
Flue tiles and smoke chambers, crowns and caps, flashing and chase covers, fireboxes and dampers: the whole system is our trade. Whether you need a fall sweep before the first cool snap or a rebuild of a stack the salt has spent decades working on, every job opens the same way: a free written quote and a plain explanation of what we found up there.

Chimney Repair
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Chimney Leak Repair
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Chimney Flashing Repair
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Chimney Crown Repair
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Chimney Sweep
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Chimney Cleaning
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Chimney Inspection
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Chimney Cap Installation
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Chimney Rebuild
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Chimney Masonry & Tuckpointing
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Chimney Waterproofing
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Fireplace Repair
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Gas Fireplace Service
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Dryer Vent Cleaning
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Pompano Beach is where we are based. The other communities on our service list sit between about 1 and 19 miles away, all inside Broward County, and same-day service is often available.
When you call about a Pompano Beach job, a real person answers. The person who comes out writes your estimate on site, before any work starts, and your number is never sold on. We are family-owned, and every visit starts with a free written estimate.
American Owned & Operated
A family-owned American company based in Pompano Beach, doing honest chimney, fireplace and dryer vent work across our Broward service area.
- 100% American owned and operated
- Family-run from right here in Pompano Beach
- An independent local business, not a national chain
- Honest trade work for our Broward neighbors, with our own name behind it
The Chimney Company That Lives With the Salt
Pompano Beach Chimney is a family business headquartered in Pompano Beach, and everything about how we operate follows from that address. The Atlantic runs along the city's east side, the Intracoastal cuts through the middle of our service map, and the houses we work on range from concrete-block ranches of the fifties and sixties to canal homes with boats out back and condo towers along A1A. We handle sweeping, leak diagnosis, crown and flashing work, tuckpointing, caps and chase covers, rebuilds, fireplace service and dryer vents from Deerfield Beach down to Fort Lauderdale and west as far as Weston.
Salt is the through-line of this trade here. It rides the sea breeze over the barrier island, settles on chase covers and cap screens, and shortens the life of any metal that was never meant for oceanfront duty. Humidity keeps masonry damp, and from June through November wind-driven rain probes every mortar joint and crown crack on the roofline. So we quote in writing, for free, before work begins; the pricing is upfront and free of hidden fees; the finished work carries a workmanship warranty; and when a storm tears a cap loose at night, our 24/7 line picks up.
Why Homeowners in Pompano Beach Call Us
Owned & Run by One Family
This company belongs to one Pompano Beach family, family-owned and operated in the plainest sense. When you call, a real person answers, and the person who comes out writes your estimate on site, before any work starts.
Free Written Quotes
Every job starts with a quote you can hold: scope, materials, and total, on paper, at no charge. Take your time with it; it is in writing so you can compare and decide without pressure.
Upfront Pricing
The figure on your quote is the figure on your invoice, no hidden fees. If we uncover something new once a crown or chase is opened, everything pauses until you have seen it and approved the change.
Same-Day Visits Available
Same-day service is often available, so a morning call about an active leak can turn into a visit before the afternoon storms build.
Workmanship Warranty
If a repair we made fails because of how we made it, we return and correct it. The warranty goes into writing alongside your quote.
Emergency Line, Open 24/7
Hurricanes, tropical bands, and smoke problems ignore office hours. Call whenever trouble hits and a real person answers, day or night.
Chimney Advice for Pompano Beach Homes
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Free written quotes · Same-day service available · No hidden fees
Where We Work in Broward
Home base is Pompano Beach. Along the water we cover Lighthouse Point, Hillsboro Beach, Deerfield Beach, and Lauderdale-by-the-Sea; to the south, Oakland Park, Wilton Manors, and Fort Lauderdale and its neighborhoods; inland, Margate, Coconut Creek, Coral Springs, Parkland, Tamarac, Sunrise, Plantation, and out to Weston. Same-day service is often available.
Sweep, Inspection, or Repair: Choosing the Right First Visit in Pompano Beach
Homeowners often search for one chimney service and turn out to need another, and that is fine, because the first visit only has to point in the right direction. Three starting points cover nearly every Pompano Beach home. If you burn wood and cannot remember the last cleaning, start with a sweep. If water, rust or loose pieces are showing, start with a repair visit aimed at the part that failed. If you are buying, selling, cleaning up after a storm or simply unsure, start with an inspection, which exists to answer that question before anyone spends money.
Repair or rebuild comes next, and the deciding factor is how much of the stack is still sound. Most homes here are postwar concrete-block ranches whose chimneys were laid up with mid-century mortar. On those stacks, a handful of open joints and a few damaged bricks call for tuckpointing. Mortar that crumbles across wide areas, a visible lean, or brick shedding its faces over most of the section above the roof calls for rebuilding that section. A partial rebuild of the top courses sits between the two and is often the sensible middle.
Sequence matters just as much when water is the problem. Close the entry points first: the crown, the cap and the flashing, in whatever order the leak points to. Chimney waterproofing comes after that, as an optional step, because a repellent on the sides of the stack does nothing for a crack on top of it. A cap is usually one of the smaller items on the list, and on an uncapped flue it is often the first thing worth doing, since one part keeps out rain, falling leaves and nesting birds.
Fireplaces have a choice of their own. A wood-burning firebox with cracked firebrick or a sticking damper needs fireplace repair, while a gas unit whose pilot keeps dropping out, or whose igniter clicks without lighting, needs gas fireplace service instead. A gas smell outranks everything here: get everyone out of the house first, and only then, from the yard or the street, phone 911 or the gas utility. For everything short of that, call (954) 335-7617. We look before we recommend anything, and the free written estimate shows each realistic option with our reason for preferring one.
More Questions
Is an old wood-burning fireplace worth repairing, or should it be converted?
That depends on your use. If you enjoy real wood fires, repairing the firebox, damper and flue keeps that option open. If you mainly want the look and some warmth with less upkeep, gas logs or a gas insert may suit you better, installed to the manufacturer's instructions and under the permit that gas work requires. An electric unit is simpler still, since it needs no venting. The estimate can price repair and conversion side by side.
How do I know if my Pompano Beach chimney needs a rebuild instead of a repair?
Look at how much of the stack is involved. Scattered open joints and a few chipped bricks are repair work. Loose masonry on every side of the section above the roof, or a stack leaning out of line, usually means rebuilding that section, which may be only the top part rather than the whole chimney. When both paths are realistic, the free written estimate prices each one.
Is chimney waterproofing worth doing on its own?
Only after the places water gets in have been closed. After that, the brick itself decides. Masonry that stays dark for days after rain, or shows white mineral staining, can benefit from a breathable water repellent made for masonry. Brick that dries quickly may not need it, and open joints should be repointed first, since a repellent will not fill them. We tell you which case your chimney is in when we look at it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do chimneys in a beach town like Pompano really need attention?
More than almost anywhere in Florida. Direct salt exposure corrodes caps, chase covers, and dampers years ahead of inland schedules, while humidity and wind-driven rain keep masonry damp enough to spall and bloom with efflorescence. Even a fireplace that never burns still owns a chimney standing in ocean air all year.
What time of year should I schedule a sweep?
October or November is ideal. The flue gets cleared of soot and a summer's worth of debris just before the December cool snaps arrive, and you skip the scramble that starts once the first cold night sends everyone to the phone.
What does a quote cost?
Nothing. We look at the chimney, explain what we found in plain English, and put scope and price into writing at no charge. There is no obligation attached and no follow-up pressure campaign.
Can you come out today?
Often, yes. Same-day service is often available across Pompano Beach and the nearby Broward communities we cover, and active leaks jump the line. For after-hours trouble, the 24/7 emergency line is always on.
How far do you travel?
From Deerfield Beach and Hillsboro Beach at the north end, down through Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, Oakland Park, Wilton Manors, and Fort Lauderdale, and inland through Margate, Coconut Creek, Coral Springs, Parkland, Tamarac, Sunrise, Plantation, and out to Weston. The full list is on our service areas page.
We're in a condo on the barrier island. Is that something you handle?
Yes. Beachfront buildings along A1A hold some of the hardest-working chimney metal in Broward, and we service condo fireplaces and shared systems. We can coordinate with property managers and associations, and every finding and price goes to the board in writing.
Stand on the Fisher Family Pier on a breezy afternoon and you can taste what Pompano Beach chimneys live in. Salt spray does not stop at the dune line, it carries across the barrier island, over the Intracoastal, and well past Federal Highway, coating every cap, chase cover, and damper handle along the way. Metal that lasts decades in Orlando pits and streaks here in a fraction of that time, while damp masonry blooms with efflorescence and sheds brick faces through spalling. Our repairs assume the ocean is part of the job, because in this town it always is.
The housing here tells its own story. Inland neighborhoods like Cresthaven and Kendall Green are lined with concrete-block ranches from the fifties and sixties, many still wearing their original masonry stacks and crowns. Along the finger canals off the Intracoastal, waterfront homes take salt from two directions, sea breeze above, canal air below the roofline. On the barrier island, buildings along A1A run shared flues and prefab fireboxes that answer to associations as much as to owners. And west of I-95, newer townhomes bring framed chases topped with metal covers. We work on all four, and no two of them get the same fix.
Chimney care in Pompano Beach runs on the storm calendar. Before June, the crown wash, flashing, and cap need to be tight, because a tropical system will drive rain sideways into gaps an ordinary shower ignores. After a storm passes, a two-minute look from the driveway catches trouble while it is still small. Is the cap seated? Are there new rust tears on the chase? Did a limb come down across the stack? Come the December-through-February cool snaps, the fireplaces finally light, and a fall sweep means that first evening fire draws clean instead of smoky.
This is a working beach town, and we run our business the way the town runs. The Hillsboro Inlet lighthouse has warned boats off the reef for generations; our job is smaller but similar, spotting the hazard before it costs somebody. A quote from us is free, written, and priced upfront, because a town this size keeps a long memory for companies that play games.
