Hale's Chimney & Fireplace Solutions

We may be a southern state, but we sure love and appreciate our fireplaces here in Texas. Of course, given our weather and location, our chimneys and fireplaces have their own specific challenges and common problems that require preventive care, maintenance, and repairs from time to time. We get our fair share of severe storms, heavy rainfall, hail, and strong winds, and all of these can do damage to chimneys over time - but we're here to help.

Home appliances make our everyday lives easier. This is especially true for your dryer. When you consider the amount of time that a dryer saves you from having to dry your clothes manually, it's no wonder why nearly 100 million households own a dryer. It's easy to forget that many home appliances need periodic maintenance.

Are you ready to replace your outdated wood fireplace with a new, clean-burning gas fireplace, insert, or log set? Is your fireplace or chimney performing poorly? Are you experiencing gusts of cold air even when your damper is closed? Is your masonry chimney looking worse and worse every year? Have you noticed water gathering in your firebox?

Do you enjoy fires in you chimney several nights a week during the cooler months? Have you noticed any odors coming from your chimney or any smoke backing up into your home when the fireplace is in use? Have you heard scratches and chirps from inside your chimney? Has it been over a year since you last had your chimney looked at by a professional?

Having a chimney and fireplace is great, but how can you tell if the system is as clean and safe as you need it to be? Simply shining a flashlight up into your chimney won't tell you much, especially if you don't know what you're looking for - but we can help.

The team here at Hale's Chimney & Fireplace Solutions specializes in chimney inspections and has the equipment, experience, and knowledge to thoroughly evaluate your chimney and fireplace from top to bottom.We perform all three levels of inspections, as defined and detailed by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), and can give you the peace of mind you need the next time you go to enjoy a fire in your fireplace.