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Chimneys should be serviced (cleaned) regularly as the soot buildup (creosote) is flammable and can catch the chimney on fire. At Oregon Chimney, we do so much more than just chimney cleaning. We are a full-service company and provide craftsman quality work for your chimney & exterior stone work. We use only the best quality materials, tools and parts, including water repellants and rain caps.

We strive to exceed industry standard and work under all current codes. All of our work is guaranteed. Oregon Chimney has been locally owned and operated since 1978. We are licensed, bonded and insured. But what sets us apart from other chimney repair and masonry companies is our customer service.

We work tirelessly to make sure you are happy and would rather be honest with you and tell you what your home truly needs than convince you to have work done that isn?t necessary.Our customers?testimonials?show that our customer service is key to our success.
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Chimney Repair
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Chimneys need repair for several reasons. Age alone is a primary reason. Like everything else, they wear out. In our area the biggest factor is the weather. When there has been rain followed by a freeze any exterior masonry can be damaged due to the porous nature of brick and mortar. The Freezing temps can cause expansion which leads to cracks.
Chimney Cleaning
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Chimneys should be serviced (cleaned) regularly as the soot buildup (creosote) is flammable and can catch the chimney on fire. Chimney fires can burn extremely hot and can spread to nearby wood structures. Regular cleaning greatly reduces the risk of a chimney fire. Many people think that having their chimney cleaned might be a messy prospect for their home.
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This depends on how much it is used. A wood stove used for heat may need to be cleaned several times a year. Any time you can see 1/8th inch of creosote build up on the flue, cleaning is recommended. When wood is burned the smoke and exhaust goes up the flue. There it cools and dries and forms a deposit called creosote on the insides of the chimney walls.
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