Chimney Sweep Slidell, (888) 807-9786

About Us

At Allstar Chimney Sweep is a trustworthy, local company with over 30 years of experience of expertise in our field. Without proper knowledge or equipment, servicing a chimney can be dangerous. Hiring a professional is always your best option, and at Allstar Chimney Sweeps we provide top quality rated service to lower the risk for you. Not only do all of our employees undergo extensive background checks and drug screening, they are also fully licensed and insured by the CSIA. The Chimney Safety Institute of America is used as a guideline in our practices, and we abide by them. We understand that having a technician who can do the job right, matters, which is why we strive for perfection on every job.

What Are The Other Types of Inspections?

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 minimum proper distance from the roof penetration. This is necessary for proper draft.
We inspect the chimney cap or spark arrestor if one is present. Chimney caps are vital to keeping out the elements, and small animals that would otherwise enter your chimney.
We check the crown for cracks, and to make sure its shedding water correctly.
The brickwork and mortar are inspected for cracks and damages. Cracks in the mortar are a common cause of water leaks.
We will check the flashing that seals the chimney to the roof if the chimney is connected to, or penetrates through the roof.
The flue liner is checked for cracks, stability, and support.
The chimney is checked for moisture resistance.

Interior Inspections

The Smoke Chamber/Smoke Shelf is first on our list of things to check inside the fireplace. Prefab fireplace, may or may not have a smoke chamber.
Next is the damper, in a chimney flue, a damper closes off the flue to keep the weather (and birds and other animals) out and warm or cool air in. This is usually done in the summer, but also sometimes in the winter between uses. In some cases, the damper may also be partly closed to help control the rate of combustion. The damper may be accessible only by reaching up into the fireplace by hand or with a wood poker, or sometimes by a lever or knob that sticks down or out. We will check to see if your damper is working properly.
Firebox/Grate, We check for rust or any popped rivets in the firebox, and to make sure the grate is in serviceable condition.
Ash Container- ashes should be stored in a sealed metal container.
Spark Screen/Doors, if your fireplace has a spark screen, or glass doors, we check to make sure they are properly installed and functioning as they should.
Tools & Gloves
Refractories- these are the floor, back, and sides of your fireplace. The materials for refractories include; masonry units, ceramics, and metal plates.
Profile: is the joint between the firebox and the veneer into the living space.

Should I inspect my own chimney?

If you are asking yourself whether a DIY inspection is a good idea or not, then you are in the right place. The short answer is you could inspect your own chimney, but the more important question to ask yourself is: Should I inspect my own chimney?

Chimney maintenance is possible for the DIYer, or Do It Yourself Enthusiast, a complete chimney inspection and cleaning should be performed at least once a year by a chimney technician.

There are many safety concerns you need to consider before DIYing your chimney inspection.

Protect your home with floor covering tarps.
Must have proper equipment.
Document the chimney’s condition.
Can be exposed to hazardous materials like soot, creosote and harmful fumes.
And it can be extremely dangerous climbing on a roof without the appropriate fall protection, ladders and equipment.

Professional Chimney Services

Providing quality service for over 30 years

Chimney Sweeping

Our chimney technicians are experts when it comes to cleaning your chimney. We remove hazards such as soot and creosote, ensuring your fireplace is clean and ready to burn.

Chimney and Fireplace Inspections

At Allstar, chimney safety is a priority. We perform comprehensive inspections so you can enjoy your fireplace system with peace of mind.

Masonry Repair

Damaged masonry is an eyesore, but it is also dangerous. Our chimney technicians are skilled in repairing masonry chimneys and ensuring your chimney system is safe to use.

Waterproofing Service

Water can do major damage to your chimney. We use top quality industry products to protect your chimney from mold, rust, and masonry damage.

Fireplace Installations

Is your home missing that warm, cozy fireplace you’ve been dreaming of? Allstar can make your fireplace wishes come true with expert design and installation.

Chimney Animal Removal

Raccoons, bats, birds and other animals sometimes make their homes in chimneys. We safely and humanely remove unwanted guests from your chimney.

Chimney Sweeps

Chimney Repairs

Years of Experience

What To Do In Slidell

Slidell is packed full of fun things to do, and cool places to go. So if you’re new to the area, or just looking for fun ideas in the Slidell area, check out the cool locations below.

Olde Towne Slidell Main Street

“Olde Towne is the heart and soul of Slidell. From its early beginnings in 1882 until now, Olde Towne has been the cultural center – the area that makes our community unique. Filled with local gift shops, antique stores, unique boutiques, delicious restaurants, historic homes, local art, and a lively bar scene, Olde Towne is our personality. Our identity. Friendly faces can be found strolling through the streets, eating at the cafes, shopping locally, and enjoying time with others. It’s our home, our own little slice of southern charm.”

– oldetowneslidell.com

Bogue Chitto National Wildlife Refuge

Bogue Chitto National Wildlife Refuge is located 60 mi northeast of New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S., and encompasses 36,000 acres of Pearl River Basin swampland.