The old fireplace in the South Houston home was more of a decorative piece than a source of warmth and comfort. For years, the homeowners had wanted a real fire but were put off by the mess of wood, the ash, and the chimney maintenance. They yearned for the cozy ambiance without the hassle. That’s when they called Texas Chimney, looking for a modern solution to an age-old problem. The Modern Solution: Electric Ignite Gas Logs Our team arrived ready

It was a typical sunny morning in Fresno, Texas, when our crew got a call that was anything but typical. A local homeowner was hearing some peculiar noises from their fireplace. It wasn’t the usual rustling of leaves or the settling of an old house; this was a persistent, frantic sound. When we arrived, the homeowner’s description was confirmed—something was definitely alive in there. A Wild Rescue and a Deep Clean We discovered the source of the commotion nestled deep

HOUSTON, TX – In the bustling metropolis of Houston, where modern living often meets timeless Southern charm, the fireplace remains a cherished centerpiece in countless homes. It’s more than just a source of warmth; it’s a gathering point for family, a backdrop for quiet evenings, and a symbol of comfort. But what happens when this central feature, particularly a gas fireplace, begins to show its age? The answer lies in professional restoration, a specialty of local experts at Texas Chimney

The coastal breeze in Seabrook, Texas, is often refreshing, but even here, winter evenings call for warmth. For one Seabrook resident, their gas fireplace had become more of a decorative fixture than a functional source of comfort. The flames flickered weakly, the logs looked aged, and the brick on both the interior and exterior of the chimney bore the marks of years of neglect. “It’s time to bring the warmth back,” they decided, knowing that a professional touch was needed

Many people dream of cozy winter evenings, curled up with a book by a roaring fireplace. But sometimes, that dream is a bit out of reach. For one homeowner, the gas fireplace in their new home was far from the idyllic scene they’d envisioned. The flames were weak and uneven, a sad whisper of what they could be. The brick surround was stained, and the whole unit looked tired and neglected. “There has to be a secret to a perfect

There’s a certain charm to the homes here in Houston Heights, and it’s all in the details. We at Texas Chimney recently had the pleasure of working on a project that was all about those finishing touches: giving a local home’s chimney a new custom cap that fit its style perfectly. The Challenge of a Flimsy Cap The old cap was just a flimsy, generic thing—not doing much to protect the chimney and definitely not adding to the home’s curb

A fireplace can be the heart of a home, a source of warmth and comfort. But sometimes, that heart needs a little revitalization. That’s where the magic of remodeling comes in, and for one Texas home, Texas Chimney was the artisan of this heartwarming transformation. The Farewell to Outdated Tiles Our story begins with a fireplace clad in tiles that had simply seen better days. They spoke of a bygone era, no longer harmonizing with the homeowner’s vision. The first

This week, the team at Texas Chimney LLC was called to a home in Conroe, TX, for a chimney repair that simply couldn’t wait. The homeowner had noticed loose bricks near the top of the chimney and water stains on the ceiling near the fireplace. These were clear signs of a chimney issue that required immediate attention. Our job was to address the problem before it could lead to more extensive damage or safety concerns. The Inspection: Assessing the Damage

A homeowner in Clear Lake, TX, contacted us after noticing water stains on the ceiling and poor fireplace performance. Concerned that something was wrong with the chimney system, they sought professional help to diagnose and fix the issue. After inspecting the chimney, it became evident that years of exposure to the elements had taken their toll. The chase pan was completely rusted through, and the chimney cap was no longer performing its essential job of keeping out water. As a