
Malcolm Chimney Cleaning Team IN Sudbury, MA








Trade Solutions
Mechanical Sweeping & Rotary Creosote Removal
We clear combustible soot, glazed stage-three creosote deposits, and drafting blockages using rotary whip rods while industrial HEPA negative-air collectors maintain spotless zero-soot containment across your living room floor.
Video Flue Scans & Smoke Chamber Parging
Our dual-axis camera traverses every linear foot of your flue to pinpoint concealed thermal fractures, missing mortar joints, and deteriorated smoke chambers before corbel parging restores smooth aerodynamic draft velocity.
Tuckpointing, Crown Rebuilding & Flashing Seals
Freeze-thaw cycles break down exterior mortar and chimney crowns. We rake deteriorated joints, apply structural hydraulic mortar tuckpointing, cast reinforced crowns, and seal lead counter-flashing against persistent roofline water leaks.
Flue Relining, Dampers & Custom Chase Caps
We install custom stainless steel spark arrestor caps, fabricate weather-tight chase covers, mount top-sealing energy dampers that prevent conditioned room air escape, and insert seamless UL-listed flue relining systems.
Our Process
Four-Stage Safety Standard
Zero-Soot Barrier Layout
Level 2 Optical Scan
Targeted Mechanical Sweeping
NFPA Diagnostic Report
Technicians lay double-thick neoprene runners and flame-resistant canvas tarps from your entryway to the hearth, sealing the firebox opening with negative-air filtration.
We lower high-definition diagnostic cameras down the entire flue column, documenting liner integrity, creosote classification, and clearance to combustible framing.
You receive a clear written condition assessment containing video still captures, clearance measurements, and plain-spoken recommendations prior to winter burning.
Specialized poly and steel rotary brushes strip deposits from the flue tiles, damper throat, and smoke shelf without releasing airborne particulate into living quarters.
Resolve Draft and Flue Issues
Schedule a thorough diagnostic assessment before lighting your first seasonal fire.
