Chimney Sweep Belvedere Park,

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Allstar Chimney Sweeps is ready to service all your chimney and fireplace needs. For a complete list of our services, take a look at the Services menu at the top of your screen. For any questions you have, get in touch with us by calling 404-436-2512 or visit our contact page! We’re looking forward to helping in any way we can and becoming your personal chimney sweep Belvedere Park.

The Allstar Team strives to provide industry-leading precision. Our mission is to build a relationship with the people we serve because we want to have the privilege of being your chimney sweep. So we’ll accomplish this by doing what it takes to exceed your expectations and by providing the best service offered by any chimney sweep in Belvedere Park. We understand that you want to know what’s going on, and we’ll make sure you’re always kept updated. Let us solve all your chimney problems.

Testimonials & Accreditors

"I had a racoon in my chimney, the good people at sootmaster were able to safely and humanly relocate it. 🙏 I highly recommend for all my future chimney needs."

Rebecca Howard

"I had a rain cap added to my mother’s house. The technician was on time, courteous and very helpful. It’s something we should have had done long ago with all of the rain we get here."

Michael Curry

"Blew my repair out of the water! They hit every detail and had a great attitude while working. I love seeing a company that is passionate about the work they do and this company is!"

Donovan Carter

Chimney Water Damage Tallahassee

by Seth Davis | July 24, 2023 | Uncategorized | 0 Comments

Chimney Water Damage TallahasseeYou’re here because you’ve found yourself with a chimney leaks problem. Our technicians will come to your home and perform a tailored service just for you so your chimney problem can be a thing of the past.(850) 750-7668Allstar Chimney Water Damage Tallahassee Ever since Allstar Chimney Water Damage Tallahassee was established more than 30 years ago, our number one goal has been to ensure the safety of chimney use in our community. We care about the well-being...

4 Reasons Your Fireplace is Smoking

by Patrick Buell | January 10, 2022 | Uncategorized | 0 Comments

4 Reasons why Your Fireplace is SmokingWhy is my fireplace smoking? A fireplace should not smoke. The way it is set up draws smoke out and smoking in your fireplace is a sign something is wrong. Smoke should not be entering your home from your fireplace. There are a few reasons your fireplace is smoking. This can be an easy fix or one that requires professional help. Here we will discuss reasons there may be smoke entering your home and possible solutions. The reasons can usually be...

What to Expect During a Chimney Inspection

by Patrick Buell | February 17, 2021 | Chimney Cleaning, Chimney Sweeps | 0 Comments

Your home is a place of warmth and pride. Your fireplace should take part in that feeling. Fireplaces provide warmth and comfort throughout the fall and winter months through housing an open fire. Just like any other part of the home, your chimney and fireplace system will require regular maintenance. Regular maintenance and upkeep will ensure that the chimney and fireplace system are functioning properly and safely. A sweep and inspection are important to uncover the hidden secrets of the...

Repairs on Caps, Covers, & Dampers

by Patrick Buell | February 17, 2021 | Chimney Repair, Chimney Leaks, Helpful Tips | 0 Comments

In areas like the Gulf Coast and along the eastern coast, there are more rainstorms than anywhere else in the United States. This particular region gets more rain than Seattle. Based on the rainfall, Mobile and Pensacola are in the top two spots while Seattle is in the 41st spot. This region's rainfall is a big deal when it comes to chimneys and fireplaces. Fireplaces, Chimneys, and Leaks In basic terms, the problem with fireplace and chimney leakage is that water combines with the creosote...

The Toolset You Don’t Play With

by Patrick Buell | February 15, 2021 | Fireplace Tips, Helpful Tips, Life Style | 0 Comments

As a young kid and you're over at your grandparents house playing in the den. Well, in the den, there is a fireplace. Right beside the fireplace was a set of tools that looked interesting and cool to play with. Below are descriptions of each tool in the set. Reminder, each set does not include all six pieces; some have less while others have seven or more. Tools & Purpose Spade – Appears similar to a flat shovel. It is associated with digging, mainly meant to pick up ashes, hot coals, and...

Sealants, Which Is The Best?

by Patrick Buell | February 15, 2021 | Chimney Leaks, Chimney Repair, Chimney Sweeps | 0 Comments

Looking at a home from the street, you notice there is a chimney on one side of the home. It is not the most common thing to notice, but it does get noticed. Since it is subject to continuously changing climates like the blazing sun to free-thaw sessions, there is a higher chance of your chimney cracking. Sometimes there are holes in the previous sealants that can lead to further water damage, especially to your home. Though bricks are normally strong structure material, they do soak up lots...

Should A Brick Chimney Be Sealed?

by Patrick Buell | February 15, 2021 | Chimney Sweeps, Chimney Cleaning, Chimney Leaks, Chimney Repair | 0 Comments

Growing up in southern states, you learn to always keep an umbrella or a rain jacket on you at all times. Between Mobile, Alabama and the panhandle of Florida, there is more rain here than in Seattle, Washington. Mobile to around the Tallahassee are in the direct hurricane territory. In the south, the only people who love the rain are the farmers. Precut boards are given to homeowners to cover each window. Also, there are sand bags for purchase at the local stores to keep water from entering...

Signs You Need Your Chimney Repaired

by Patrick Buell | February 15, 2021 | Chimney Repair, Blogs on The Services We Provide, Helpful Tips | 0 Comments

There is always a debate on if a chimney is beneficial to a home or not. Chimneys provide the home with warmth and safety for the occupants. It directs noxious gases, heat, and fumes safely out of the home. These will never be a concern with a chimney that has proper maintenance. Your family is at risk for a house fire or carbon monoxide poisoning with a faulty or damaged chimney. With these risks, it is crucial to schedule routine chimney inspections and sweeps. This will not only keep your...

Fireplace Cleaning Guide

by Patrick Buell | February 12, 2021 | Chimney Cleaning, Chimney Sweeps, Fireplace Tips | 0 Comments

Fireplaces bring families together to enjoy the warmth and comfort together. To keep enjoying the time together around the fire, it is best to have a routine cleaning scheduled. The cleanings or sweeps keep the lifespan of the chimney and fireplace system to last longer. Below is a helpful guide on how to maintain the functionality of your chimney and fireplace system. Cleaning Your Gas Fireplace Gas fireplaces have many benefits. They provide the heat of a wood fireplace without the smoke and...

Hurricane Season Coming Soon

by Patrick Buell | February 12, 2021 | Chimney Leaks, Blogs on The Services We Provide, Chimney Repair, Hurricane Season | 0 Comments

Living in the southern states such as Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, and Georgia can be difficult with the constant worry of hurricanes. Typically, hurricane season lasts from the beginning of June until the end of November. Most of the time, hurricane season starts prior to the normal season. Southerners have learned to adjust, but that does not mean our homes have stood up to the time. The constant rainy to sunny weather takes a toll on our homes, especially our chimneys....

Cracks in the Chimney Crown?

by Patrick Buell | February 11, 2021 | Chimney Leaks, Chimney Repair | 0 Comments

Like any part of the home, your chimney is just as important. Focusing on the chimney, specifically the section on the roof, there is a section that looks like cement or metal. This area is a chimney crown. A crown is a solid cover that sits on the highest points of your chimney. This particular section is strong and will perform well over a long period of time. There are endless possibilities of why cracks have formed in the crown. Chimneys are continuously in the elements and can become...

Chimney Fires Prevention Guide

by Patrick Buell | February 11, 2021 | Chimney Repair, Blogs on The Services We Provide, Chimney Sweeps, Creosote Danger and Prevention | 0 Comments

Safety of your home, your family, and yourself is the top priority. That even means taking proper measures to protect against potential chimney fires. If you are going to use your chimney and fireplace system, then it is your responsibility to know how to properly clean the chimney flue to prevent chimney fires. Also, the following are tips on how to prevent chimney fires. Proper Fuel Make sure the wood is seasoned and when choosing a type of wood, go for a hardwood like oak, maple, or ash. A...

Birds Are More Than They Appear

by Patrick Buell | February 11, 2021 | Animal Tips, Blogs on The Services We Provide, Histoplasmosis, Life Style | 0 Comments

Some families think having a pet bird is the best thing in the world. Well, when it comes to your chimney, birds are not the best thing to have. The most commonly found bird inside of the chimney is a chimney swift. These are super tiny birds that can fit almost anywhere. Like other wild birds, they carry diseases that are harmful to humans. The diseases are typically on them or in their droppings. The two most common diseases carried by Chimney Swifts are psittacosis and cryptococcosis....

What Are The Other Types of Inspections?

by Patrick Buell | February 11, 2021 | Chimney Cleaning, Chimney Leaks, Chimney Repair, Chimney Sweeps, Creosote Danger and Prevention, Helpful Tips, Life Style | 0 Comments

Ever wonder what happens in different types of inspections? Yes, inspections look for flaws in the structure. There are two types for chimneys that look at each component in depth. At Allstar, our two types of inspections are exterior and interior. With having these inspections, especially after a natural disaster like hurricanes, insurance may or may not cover it. Best to read below for more information. Exterior Inspection We will check the height of the chimney, to make sure that it is the...

What Is That Strange Smell?

by Patrick Buell | February 11, 2021 | Chimney Cleaning, Chimney Sweeps | 0 Comments

Strange, pungent smells are hard to ignore. As spring and summer are coming, the warmer the weather becomes. The warmer the weather, then quicker things start to heat up. One place that heats in the summer time and creates a smell is an uncleaned chimney. When there is creosote or soot left behind in the chimney flue then the risk of a smell increases. Both left behind products are flammable. Below are causes and how to remove the unwanted smell. Odor Causes There is an assortment of things...

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