Mundelein and the towns around it

We come to homes in Mundelein and in the towns within about ten miles of it, in Lake County north of Chicago, for chimney sweeping, cleaning, inspection and repair.

Suburban Illinois rooftops with brick chimneys under light snow, an illustrative AI image
Illustrative AI image, not a job of ours.
Frost on red brick with a hairline crack in the mortar, macro view, an illustrative AI image
Frost on brick. An illustrative AI image.

The towns we serve

Every visit is at your home. Mundelein comes first because it is where we are; the rest follow by distance.

  • Mundelein
  • Libertyville
  • Hawthorn Woods
  • Indian Creek
  • Vernon Hills
  • Forest Lake
  • Grayslake
  • Hainesville
  • Mettawa
  • Long Grove
  • Gages Lake
  • Green Oaks
  • Round Lake Park
  • Wauconda
  • Lake Zurich
  • Round Lake
  • Kildeer
  • Third Lake
  • Knollwood
  • Lincolnshire
  • North Barrington
  • Tower Lakes
  • Gurnee
  • Buffalo Grove
  • Deer Park
  • Round Lake Beach
  • Volo
  • Grandwood Park
  • Lake Bluff
  • Park City
  • Lake Forest
  • North Chicago
  • Long Lake
  • Round Lake Heights
  • Lake Barrington
  • Venetian Village
  • Riverwoods
  • Bannockburn
  • Port Barrington
  • Island Lake
  • Lindenhurst
  • Waukegan

Around here

What this part of the county asks of a chimney

Houses differ from town to town. A few things are shared.

  1. Freeze and thaw

    Winters here swing across freezing again and again. Water that soaks into brick and mortar expands as it freezes, and mortar joints and flue tiles crack.

  2. A long heating season

    Fires can start in autumn and go on into spring, and the soot adds up over those months. A sweep before the first fire is the usual rhythm.

  3. Stoves and inserts

    Besides open fireplaces, many houses heat with a wood or pellet stove or an insert, and each has a flue that needs its own sweeping.

  4. Chimneys that sit idle

    A fireplace that is hardly lit still has a flue, and animals can nest in it. That is why the yearly inspection is not only for heavy burners.

Questions about the area

What if my town is not on the list?

The towns listed are the ones we work in. If you live close to one of them, tell us where by phone or form and we will say whether we can come.

Do I have to come to you?

No. We come to your home. Start with a call or the form, and we agree a time.

When can I reach you?

The form takes requests at any hour, every day, and you can call (847) 380-9496. The office is open 7 AM to 9 PM every day of the week.

Request a visit

Tell us what the chimney is doing and leave your number. We call you back to set a time.

Prefer the phone?(847) 380-9496

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