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Chimney sweep & repair in Amarillo, Texas
We're based at 1812 Bell St, and we've been sweeping Amarillo chimneys since 1975. This is home — most of our work is within fifteen minutes of the shop, and a lot of it is for houses we've serviced across two or three owners.
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Chimneys in Amarillo
Amarillo's housing runs the full range, and the chimney work follows it. The older brick homes around Wolflin, Bivins, and the San Jacinto area tend to need crown and mortar attention — those chimneys have taken sixty-plus years of freeze-thaw. Newer construction south toward Randall County is more often prefab metal fireboxes and factory chimneys, where the issues are chase covers, crown pans, and flashing rather than masonry. We work on both every week.
Getting on our schedule
Because we're local, scheduling in Amarillo is flexible — we can usually get to you within a few days, and same-week during the quieter summer months. That changes fast once burn season starts in September, which is why we push people to book their sweep in August.
Book before burn season
Our calendar in Amarillo fills from September onward, when the first cold front sends everyone looking for a sweep at once. If you know you’ll be burning this winter, August is the month to call — you get your pick of dates instead of whatever’s left. Call or text 806-358-0817.
Amarillo questions
How fast can you get to my house in Amarillo?
We're based at 1812 Bell St, and most of our Amarillo work is within fifteen minutes of the shop. Outside of burn season we can usually get to you within a few days — often same-week in summer. From September on the calendar tightens fast, which is why August is the month to book.
Which parts of Amarillo do you work in?
All of it. The older brick homes around Wolflin, Bivins, and San Jacinto — where sixty-plus years of freeze-thaw shows up in crowns and mortar joints — and the newer construction south toward Randall County, where prefab fireboxes and factory chimneys are more common.
Do you work on both masonry and prefab fireplaces?
Yes, both, every week. They fail differently: masonry chimneys need crown and mortar attention, while prefab units are more often about chase covers, crown pans, and flashing than brickwork.
Book your sweep
Burn season is coming.
Get on the schedule.
Tell us what’s going on with your chimney, fireplace, or dryer vent and we’ll get back to you fast — usually the same business day.
Call or text · 806-358-0817
Email · maranda@westtexaschimney.com
Visit · 1812 Bell St, Amarillo, TX 79106
Hours · Mon–Fri, 8 am – 4 pm