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Premier Fireplace & Chimney Contractor in Portland, OR

Roofline Chimney Rebuild in SW Tigard / SW Portland, OR

Protect your home with CSIA-certified specialists serving Portland, Oregon.

For over 40 years, every chimney we inspect, every fireplace we repair, every rebuild we complete is another home protected from wet seasons, strong winds, and long stretches of cold evenings.

✓ CSIA Certified

✓ NFPA 211 Compliant

✓ Licensed & Insured

One-Stop Fireplace & Chimney Experts

If you’ve ever walked through Laurelhurst or down a quiet street in Montavilla, you’ve seen the variety of historic brick chimneys, mid-century fireplaces and newer prefab units tucked into living rooms. And each one ages a little differently in our rain-heavy climate.

That’s where we come in. At Portland Chimney & Masonry Inc., we handle the full range of chimney, fireplace, and masonry needs. From small fixes to major rebuilds, we follow standards, use industry-trusted materials, and always take the time to explain what’s happening with your system—no jargon, no guesswork.

Think of us as your home’s first line of defense against water intrusion, draft issues, structural wear, and fire hazards. Safety first, always. But comfort, warmth, and good craftsmanship? Those matter too.

Explore Our Professional Fireplace & Chimney Services

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Chimney Cleaning & Sweeping

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Chimney Inspections (Level 1 & Level 2)

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Chimney Repairs & Rebuilds

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Chimney Liner Installation & Relining

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Fireplace Repair & Servicing

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Fireplace & Stove Installation

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Masonry Restoration & Waterproofing

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Chimney Cap & Crown Repair / Replacement

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Historic Home & Masonry Restoration

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Dryer Vent Cleaning & Inspection

Why Homeowners Trust Us

There’s something reassuring about hiring people who’ve been doing this work in the same city for decades. We know the neighborhoods, the home styles, the materials used in different eras, and the issues that tend to surface.

What sets us apart:

  • CSIA-certified chimney sweeps
  • NFPA 211–compliant inspections and documentation
  • Licensed, bonded, and insured (CCB #49750)
  • 40+ years of local expertise
  • Clean, respectful, no-mess work practices
  • Transparent estimates—no surprises
  • Warranties on workmanship and materials

Local Project Highlights

Here are a few recent projects we’ve done around the Portland metro:

Service Areas

We proudly serve homeowners across:

  • Portland (NE, SE, SW)
  • Montavilla
  • Roseway
  • Hollywood District
  • Laurelhurst
  • Sellwood–Moreland
  • Tigard
  • Fairview
  • Gresham

If your home sits within the greater Portland region, chances are we’ve worked on a chimney within a few blocks.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I schedule a chimney sweep in Portland?

Once a year for most homes using wood-burning systems. More if you burn frequently during wet months, since creosote builds faster when fires run cooler.

What’s the difference between Level 1 and Level 2 inspections?

We’re well-versed in Level 1 checks visible, accessible components. Level 2 includes a full flue scan and is required during home sales, after structural changes, or if safety issues are suspected.

How do I know if my liner needs replacement?

You might notice smoke backing out, slower drafting, or unusual odors. Sometimes the damage is hidden—liners often deteriorate from the inside out—which is why video inspections matter.

Do gas fireplaces need yearly maintenance?

Yes. Even though they burn cleaner, valves, igniters, and venting systems need periodic checks to stay safe and reliable.

What chimney repairs are most common in the region?

Crown cracking, flue deterioration, mortar joint erosion, and water leaks caused by our long rainy season.

Your fireplace should make your home feel warm and safe, not uncertain. Whether you need a routine sweep, a full rebuild, or just answers to a few questions, we’re here to help.