
Chimney removal may be recommended when:
In some cases, partial removal may be sufficient. In others, full structural removal may be the safest solution.
Before recommending full removal, a detailed chimney inspection is typically performed to evaluate structural integrity and determine whether repair may be a viable alternative.

Removes the chimney structure above the roofline while preserving interior components if structurally sound.
In some cases, professional chimney repair may resolve structural concerns without requiring full removal.
Eliminates the entire chimney system from roofline to foundation, often during major remodels or structural corrections.
Our team evaluates each situation carefully before recommending the appropriate approach.
Freeze–thaw cycles and prolonged moisture exposure can accelerate chimney deterioration. When structural damage becomes extensive, removal may be safer and more cost-effective than ongoing repairs.
All removal projects are performed with attention to roof integrity, framing stability, and proper weatherproofing.
Chimney removal affects more than just the visible brickwork. Roof framing, load-bearing components, and ventilation pathways must all be evaluated.
We complete every project with attention to safety standards and long-term structural integrity.
Removal costs depend on:
Because every structure is different, pricing is determined after an on-site evaluation.
We provide transparent estimates with no hidden fee.
We provide chimney removal services throughout Ann Arbor and surrounding communities across Washtenaw County, including Ypsilanti, Saline, Dexter, and nearby townships.
As part of our complete chimney services in Ann Arbor, we provide inspection, repair, cleaning, and preventative maintenance solutions to protect your home long-term.
