First Due Chimney and Home Services

08/24/2026

Have you ever had someone unprofessional do some work? No point in this is correct. If you have had work done, call a professional just to check please.

07/04/2026

🇺🇸 Happy 4th of July from First Due Chimney! 🇺🇸

Today we celebrate the freedom, courage, and sacrifices that make our nation great. We are grateful for the opportunity to serve our community and wish you and your family a safe, fun-filled Independence Day.

As you enjoy the fireworks, cookouts, and time with loved ones, remember to celebrate safely.

From all of us at First Due Chimney, thank you for your continued trust and support.

Happy Independence Day! ❤️🤍💙

07/01/2026

☀️ SUMMER SAVINGS ARE HERE! ☀️

Beat the heat this summer and take advantage of our Summer Savings on professional chimney sweeps and inspections from First Due Chimney!

🔥 Keep your fireplace and chimney clean, safe, and ready before the busy fall season arrives.

📅 Offer valid on services completed by August 31.

Don’t wait until the first cold snap—schedule now and save!

📞 Contact First Due Chimney today to book your appointment and take advantage of these limited-time summer savings!

06/18/2026

This Chimney called the Doctor. Doctor determined it did not have the “FLUE”.

04/05/2026

Are you a Veteran or First Responder with PTSD issues? Look no further than the best counseling available.

Warrior Horse is Owned and Operated by someone in the Chimney industry who God led to do a great service to this county.

With today being Resurrection Sunday. We felt appropriate to let those Heros from this country who may need a little extra help find a way out!

Check out Warrior Horse and see how it can help you!

Help a US Veteran get their life back. Choose Any Amount to Give – for Sweeps Week! Learn more about Sweeps Week here. Choose Any Amount to Give – One-Time OR Monthly! Become a Friend of Warrior Horse for $100 Support a Horse for One Month for $300 Be a “Bond” Supporter for $1,000 Send a Vet...

04/05/2026

Happy Easter from First Due Chimney LLC!
“He is Risen!” 
Wishing all our neighbors a blessed and joyful Easter Sunday. As we celebrate renewal and new beginnings today, we’re reminded of the warmth and comfort that a home provides.
Just like a fresh spring morning, a clean chimney brings a sense of peace and safety to your hearth. While you’re enjoying the holiday with family and friends, we hope your day is filled with light and your home is filled with joy!
• Service Reminder: Ready for a spring cleaning? Give us a shout to get your chimney ready for the off-season! 
• Safety First: A clean chimney is a happy chimney. 
HomeSafety

03/20/2026

Today we want to give a big shoutout to Devon — one of the hardest working and most dedicated members of the First Due Chimney team.

Devon shows up every day ready to get the job done right, taking pride in quality work and putting our customers first. That kind of commitment doesn’t go unnoticed, and we’re proud to have him on our crew.

Thank you, Devon, for everything you do to keep First Due Chimney running strong 🔥💪

03/17/2026

Stay safe this holiday! ☘️

02/23/2026

A clean chimney… is a GOOD chimney. 🔥🏠

When your chimney is clean, your home is safer, your fireplace burns better, and your family stays protected.

Creosote buildup, blockages, and debris can lead to:
❌ Chimney fires
❌ Smoke backing into your home
❌ Carbon monoxide risks
❌ Costly repairs

A professional chimney sweep keeps your system running efficiently and gives you peace of mind every time you light a fire.

Don’t wait until there’s a problem — stay ahead of it.

📅 Book your inspection or cleaning today with First Due Chimney and keep your home safe and warm all season long.

02/13/2026

In the dim glow of the hearth, a rite of passage unfolds. This isn’t just a repair; it’s an apprenticeship in the ancient art of the home fire.

The Keeper of the Flame
Deep within the stone-clad alcove of a modern suburban dwelling, two generations converge. The chimney, a vertical lungs for the home, requires more than just a match to function; it demands an understanding of thermodynamics and structural integrity.

The father, a seasoned veteran of domestic upkeep, guides his son through the intricacies of the flue and the damper. They are hunting for the buildup of creosote—a highly flammable byproduct of wood combustion that, if left unchecked, can turn a cozy evening into a structural emergency.

As the son leans in, flashlight in hand, he isn’t just looking for soot; he’s learning the language of heat. In a world of digital interfaces, this is a tactile lesson in self-reliance—a reminder that the most essential technologies in our lives still require a steady hand and a watchful eye.

Disclaimer, this is not father and son.