
Chimney Relining (Stainless Steel)
UL-listed stainless steel liner systems for wood, gas and oil — required when tile liners crack, gap or fail.
About this serviceAsk a Takoma homeowner when their flue was last scanned with a camera and most cannot say. That gap is exactly where chimney fires and carbon-monoxide leaks come from. The housing here — victorians, bungalows and brick homes around the Takoma station — sets the chimney workload in Takoma. Crews are in District of Columbia most weekdays — Takoma sits on the regular rotation, not the exception list.
Takoma is about 8 miles from our Beltsville headquarters — typically a 25-minute drive in normal traffic. Coverage here spans 1 ZIP codes (20012), all dispatched from the same Beltsville shop that answers the phone. Every visit is documented with photos before and after, and the findings are written up the same day.

A large share of Takoma homes heat with factory-built (prefab) fireplaces installed when the neighborhood went up. Those systems were engineered with service lives: refractory panels crack and thin, dampers warp, and chase covers rust through at the seams. We measure panels against the replacement threshold, photograph everything, and tell you plainly whether the unit needs panels, parts — or honest retirement. It is also the kind of problem that gets cheaper the earlier it is caught. Insurance files and home-sale paperwork both go smoother with that photo record attached.
The visit is also a chance to ask anything — burning habits, wood storage, damper quirks. Our sweeps would rather teach for five minutes than return for a preventable problem.
County: District of Columbia
State: Washington, DC
ZIPs served: 20012
Distance: about 8 miles from our Beltsville headquarters
Homes: victorians, bungalows and brick homes around the Takoma station
ZIP codes on this route: 1
Response: 24/7 emergency · same-week appointments typical
Smoky fireplaces are a diagnosis, not a mystery: stack height, damper, flue size and house pressure, tested in that order on Takoma calls.
Repointing with mortar matched to the original — the difference between a repair that lasts decades on a District of Columbia stack and one that eats the brick.
A measured, fastened stainless cap is the end of birds, raccoons and rain in Takoma flues — fitted same-visit in most cases.
September and October are when Takoma finds out what last winter did to its flues. Book the sweep before the first cold snap and the District of Columbia schedule still has room to breathe.
A Takoma winter runs on seasoned wood and a clean flue. Wet or green wood is the fastest creosote builder there is — if the woodpile is questionable, the sweep matters even more.
After the burning season, Takoma chimneys get their report card — soot load, water entry, mortar wear. Spring findings drive the summer repair list across District of Columbia.
Summer is the cheapest chimney season in Takoma: masonry cures properly in the warmth, relining and crown work book faster, and nobody is racing a cold house.

UL-listed stainless steel liner systems for wood, gas and oil — required when tile liners crack, gap or fail.
About this service
Professional sweep and creosote removal with HEPA containment — plus a complimentary flue scan on every clean.
About this service
Stainless steel, copper and multi-flue caps with animal guards and spark arrestors — measured, fitted and warrantied.
About this serviceFull menu: all 21 chimney services — every one of them runs on our Takoma routes.
“Eagle Chimney were amazing. We appreciated their knowledge, professionalism, and cleanliness. Our chimney needed a good thorough cleaning and that is exactly what Eagle Chimney Service provided. I would highly recommend this company.”
The form takes a minute: what the chimney is doing, where the home is, and when you would like us there. A Takoma dispatcher — a person, in Beltsville — confirms every request by phone.
Prefer to talk? Call (855) 424-6217 — answered 24/7.
A few details here and dispatch calls back to confirm your slot. Rather talk it through? Call (855) 424-6217.
Route days in Takoma rarely end at the town line: the same truck usually continues to Brightwood (ZIP 20011), Takoma Park and Shepherd Park before heading back to Beltsville. If your home sits between Takoma and Brightwood, you are squarely on this route — the form above reaches the same dispatch either way. Measured from the center of Takoma, the nearest stops are Brightwood (about 1 miles), Takoma Park (about 1) and Shepherd Park (about 1) — straight-line distances, before the truck's actual route.
Talk to a specialist — photo-documented inspections and upfront written estimates, about 8 miles from our Beltsville headquarters.