When Chimney Removal Makes Sense

Not every chimney can or should be repaired. Chimney removal may be the right option if:

• The chimney has severe structural damage
• The fireplace is no longer in use
• Ongoing leaks or deterioration persist despite repairs
• A remodel or roof replacement requires removal
• Safety concerns make continued use risky

We help homeowners understand whether removal is necessary or if other solutions are available.

Partial vs. Full Chimney Removal

Chimney removal is not always all-or-nothing. Depending on your situation, we may recommend:

• Partial chimney removal, such as removing the structure above the roofline while keeping lower sections stable
• Full chimney removal, when the entire chimney system needs to be safely taken down

Each approach is evaluated based on structure, safety, and long-term impact on your home.

Our Chimney Removal Process

We follow a careful, step-by-step approach to chimney removal:

• Structural assessment and planning
• Protection of surrounding roof and interior areas
• Controlled removal using proper safety measures
• Sealing and restoration of affected areas

This process ensures the home remains weather-tight and structurally sound after removal.

Safety and Structural Integrity First

Chimney removal affects more than just the chimney itself. Our team takes into account roof structure, framing, and load-bearing considerations to avoid future issues.

All work is completed with attention to safety, building standards, and long-term stability.

Pricing

Chimney removal costs vary depending on chimney size, height, and whether partial or full removal is required. We provide clear pricing and explain all options before work begins.