Protect your family from hidden chimney dangers with expert cleaning, inspections, and repairs—licensed, insured, and Wyoming-loved since 2008
Comprehensive chimney sweep for Wyoming homes and businesses.
Deep-clean flues to remove creosote, soot, and debris—restoring airflow and preventing chimney fires.
Learn more →Thorough, code-compliant inspections to spot hidden damage before it becomes dangerous.
Learn more →Fix cracks, gaps, and damaged liners to restore safety and efficiency.
Learn more →Detect deadly CO leaks before they threaten your family’s safety.
Learn more →Keep out rain, debris, and critters with a custom-fit chimney cap.
Learn more →Restore clarity and safety to your fireplace doors with professional cleaning.
Learn more →We hold ourselves to the highest standards so you can hire with total confidence.
Homes near the Pawcatuck River or in older neighborhoods like Wyoming Village deal with salt air corrosion and freeze-thaw cycles that crack masonry faster than inland chimneys. Our team knows these local threats and builds solutions to last.
Most chimney sweeps leave after cleaning, but we explain what we found, why it matters, and how to prevent future issues. Whether it’s creosote buildup or a cracked liner, we’ll show you the problem and the fix—no jargon, no upsells.
Silver Flue Chimney Inc is fully licensed in Rhode Island and carries liability insurance for your protection. We stand behind our work with a 10-year warranty on repairs, so you can trust that every job meets the highest safety standards.
Chimney fires and CO leaks don’t wait for a convenient time. We offer same-day service for emergencies and prioritize Wyoming homeowners, whether you’re on Wyoming Avenue or just off Route 3.
Wyoming families trust Silver Flue Chimney Inc. to keep their hearths safe, not just clean. Unlike weekend handymen who treat chimney work as an afterthought, we’re certified by the Chimney Safety Institute of America and follow NFPA 211—the gold standard for fire prevention. Every brush stroke, every inspection, every repair is done with one goal: preventing the silent killer of home fires, creosote buildup. In Wyoming’s older homes, where original masonry meets modern insulation, that extra vigilance makes all the difference between a cozy evening and a costly disaster. We don’t just sweep; we educate, so you understand why your chimney matters beyond the flames.
"After our chimney inspection, we learned our liner was cracked—something we never would’ve noticed. Silver Flue fixed it fast and explained how the salt air was accelerating the damage. Our fireplace is now safer and more efficient."
"We had a chimney fire scare last winter. The team at Silver Flue came out the same day, cleaned the flue, and installed a cap. Their honesty and speed saved our home—and our peace of mind."
"The crew was thorough and didn’t upsell us on unnecessary repairs. They showed us the creosote buildup in our flue and explained why it was a fire risk. Now we sweep every year—no questions asked."
"Living near the coast, our chimney takes a beating. Silver Flue’s repairs held up through two winters, and their CO testing gave us confidence. Worth every penny."
"We bought a home on Wyoming Avenue and the inspection revealed a blocked flue. The team cleared it, repaired the cap, and even gave us tips for seasonal maintenance. Highly recommend!"
"After a DIY cleaning left our flue clogged, we called Silver Flue. They removed a surprising amount of debris and found a damaged damper. Professional, friendly, and thorough—no regrets."
Expert local advice for Wyoming homeowners.
Wyoming homeowners: spot chimney damage early to prevent costly repairs and dangerous fires. Learn local repair costs, relining options, and when to call a pro.
Read more →Wyoming, RI homeowners: know the difference between Level 1, 2, and 3 chimney inspections to protect your home from fire and carbon monoxide risks this winter.
Read more →Wyoming, RI homeowners: learn local chimney sweep costs, seasonal timing, and safety steps to prevent chimney fires and carbon monoxide risks this winter.
Read more →Call (401) 466-0715 or book online for a free estimate. We’ll confirm your chimney type, appliance, and any concerns—like smoke backups or animal noises—so we arrive prepared.
Our certified sweeps arrive on time, equipped with cameras, brushes, and HEPA vacuums. We inspect for damage, clear creosote, and test for CO leaks—leaving no stone unturned.
You’ll get a detailed report with photos, findings, and prioritized fixes. We’ll explain what’s urgent, what’s cosmetic, and what can wait—so you make informed decisions.
After repairs, we’ll schedule follow-ups if needed and provide a 10-year warranty. Your safety isn’t a one-time job—it’s our ongoing commitment.
Proudly serving Wyoming and these nearby communities.
Wyoming’s older homes—especially those near the Wyoming Four Corners—were built with flues sized for coal, not today’s slow-burning wood. That mismatch creates thicker creosote faster, increasing fire risk. We recommend sweeping every 1–2 cords of wood burned, or annually if you use your fireplace weekly.
Absolutely. A single hairline crack in a terra cotta flue can leak CO into your living room, and in Wyoming’s tightly sealed homes, that gas lingers. We’ve seen cases where families felt ‘just tired’—until a Level 2 inspection revealed a failing liner. Prevention starts with a camera inspection.
That a mesh cap is enough to keep out birds and rain. In Wyoming, where spring storms roll in off Narragansett Bay, a top-mount damper-style cap is the only one that seals tight against wind-driven rain—and keeps embers from escaping onto your roof.
If your flue feels rough to the touch or your fires smoke back into the room, it’s already too late. We use a camera to check for cracks, gaps, or deterioration in your liner—especially critical in Wyoming’s freeze-thaw climate where old masonry crumbles faster.
Pine creates the stickiest creosote of all softwoods. After a Wyoming winter where you’ve relied on pine for quick heat, we strongly recommend a mid-season sweep—even if you think it’s ‘clean enough.’ Safety isn’t about guesswork.
Choosing the cheapest bid without verifying certifications. In Wyoming, where insurance companies scrutinize chimney work after claims, hiring an uncertified sweep can void coverage. Always ask for CSIA credentials and proof of insurance.
Original masonry from the 1800s wasn’t built for modern wood stoves. Mortar joints widen over time, and terra cotta flues crack under thermal stress—especially in Wyoming’s humid summers and icy winters. We reline these flues to meet today’s safety codes.
No. Storms can dislodge bricks or shift flue tiles, creating hidden hazards. After a nor’easter or winter ice storm in Wyoming, always call a pro with a camera—what looks intact from the ground could be a ticking time bomb inside your chimney.
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