24/7 Emergency Chimney Service in St. Augustine
A real person on the line at any hour, and help making the house safe.
- Family run
- Locally owned
- Licensed and insured
- Same-day service
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Short version
Emergency chimney repair is help for a chimney that has become unsafe right now. Falling brick, a blocked flue pushing smoke indoors and storm damage letting water in all qualify. Call 911 first for fire or a gas smell. Then call the 24/7 line, and our family crew helps secure the chimney and plan the repair.
Inspect First, Then Save 10%
Book the work within 72 hours of your free inspection and we take 10% off that service.
Why Homeowners Call Us Back
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Family run
The company is run by one family, so the people who price the job are the people who answer for it.
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Upfront, honest pricing
The price is on paper before we start. If something changes, we ask before doing more.
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Workmanship warranty
Our workmanship warranty backs every repair we complete.
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Licensed and insured
Licensed and insured, with an experienced crew on every roof and hearth.
Urgent Chimney Problem in St. Augustine?
The 24/7 emergency line is answered at any hour. Once the house is safe, the family sorts out the repair plan with you.
If there is fire, a gas smell or a carbon monoxide alarm, get everyone out and call 911 first. Report a gas smell to your gas utility from outside the house.
What Counts as a Chimney Emergency
A chimney emergency is anything that puts people or the house at risk now. Brick or a crown section that has come loose above a walkway, a flue so blocked that smoke fills the room, a suspected chimney fire, or a storm that has torn off the cap or chase cover and opened the chimney to rain all qualify.
A slow leak, a stuck damper or a cracked crown seen from the yard can usually wait for a normal appointment. Same day chimney repair is often available for those, but they are not reasons to put anyone on a roof at night.
First Steps While You Wait
Put out any fire in the fireplace if it is safe to do so, and do not light another. If you smell gas, hear a carbon monoxide alarm or see flames outside the firebox, get everyone out of the house and call 911. Keep people and pets away from the area under a damaged chimney.
For water coming in, put a bucket under the drip, move furniture and rugs away, and keep the damper closed if it still works. Do not climb onto a wet roof.
How Our Emergency Chimney Service Works
When you call the 24/7 chimney service line, a person answers and asks what you see. We tell you what to do in the next few minutes and, when it makes sense, send the crew to secure the chimney: removing loose brick, tarping an open top, or blocking off a flue that should not be used.
The lasting repair follows once it is light and dry. That may be a new cap, a crown, flashing or a rebuild of the damaged section, priced in writing like any other job.
Emergency Chimney Sweep and Fireplace Calls
An emergency chimney sweep visit is sometimes needed when a flue is blocked by a nest or fallen debris right before a planned fire. Emergency fireplace repair calls usually involve a damper stuck open in a storm or cracked firebox brick. We handle both the same way: safe first, then fixed properly.
Our 24 hour chimney repair line is part of how a family business looks after its neighbours. If it can safely wait until morning, we will tell you that honestly.
Questions We Hear Often
What should I do first if I think there is a chimney fire?
Get everyone out of the house and call 911 first. Close the fireplace doors or screen on the way out if it is safe, but do not go back inside. After the fire service has finished, the chimney should not be used until the flue, liner and crown have been inspected.
Can you come out the same day for a chimney emergency?
Same-day help is often available for a chimney emergency, depending on the hour, the weather and roof safety. When it is not safe to work on the roof, we explain how to secure the room and keep water out until the crew can arrive, then book the earliest safe visit.
What if a storm blew the cap off my chimney?
Keep the fireplace off, close the damper if it still works and put a bucket under any drip. An open flue lets rain fall straight into the firebox; once the roof is safe to walk, we fit a temporary cover or a new cap and check the crown under it.
Is falling brick from a chimney an emergency?
Yes, falling brick is an emergency because more can follow. Keep everyone clear of the area under the chimney and do not use the fireplace. The crew can remove loose brick and secure the top, and a written plan for the lasting masonry repair follows once the stack has been checked.
How a Job Goes, Start to Finish
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Tell us the symptom
Call or send the form. Describe what you notice, such as a damp ceiling patch, a smoky room or a gas unit that clicks and will not light.
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Free inspection at the house
A crew member looks at the parts involved, inside and on the roof where it is safe, and shows you what was found.
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A written estimate
You get the scope and the price on paper before any work is booked. Nothing is added later without asking you first.
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The work, then a walk-through
The crew completes what you approved, tidies the work area and walks you through what changed and what to watch.
Proudly American
Owned and run by one St. Augustine family. Our experienced crew puts every estimate on paper and backs its repairs with a workmanship warranty.
Call Now (904) 943-7482Request a Free Inspection in St. Augustine
- No-charge inspection, priced on paper
- Upfront pricing with no hidden fees
- Family owned and run
Request Received
Got it, thank you. Expect a call from the family to book your free inspection.
Let Us Inspect the Fireplace First
Phone the family or send the form; there is no charge to inspect, and the estimate comes on paper.