Jerry’sChimney Sweep (501) 529-3779
Old brick chimney on a mossy roof, low winter sun through bare trees

Little Rock, Arkansas // Open 7 days, 8 AM–8 PM

Chimney Sweep & Chimney Repair in Little Rock, ARClean flue. Safe fire.

Sweeps, inspections and every kind of chimney repair, plus mortar, brick and roof work. Call and ask for Jerry.

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  • 5.0 on Google
  • Open every day, 8 to 8
  • On time, cleaned up after
  • Veteran owned
  • Chimney sweeping
  • Inspections
  • All chimney repairs
  • Tuckpointing
  • Brick sealing
  • Power washing
  • Roof rejuvenation

Veteran owned

A discount for first responders, veterans and seniors.

Jerry’s Chimney Sweep is veteran owned. Just mention the discount when you call or text.

Call or Text (501) 529-3779
Living room with a red-brick fireplace, wood mantel and stacked logs
Brick chimney with a capped crown and metal flashing against a blue sky
5.0 on Google“On time” · “Great clean up”

Little Rock chimney sweep

One call covers the whole chimney.

Most chimney trouble starts small.

A little creosote, an open mortar joint, a crack in the crown.

Left alone, it turns into a smoky room, a leak or a fire risk.

Jerry’s Chimney Sweep cleans chimneys, inspects them and fixes them, all over Little Rock.

The brick around them gets the same care: mortar repair, tuckpointing, sealing and power washing.

Our customers say it in their own words.

Jerry shows up on time, does a great job and cleans up after.

  • Open 7 days a week, 8 AM to 8 PM
  • You hear what we find, in plain words
  • Small problems pointed out before they grow
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Chimney services

Swept. Checked. Fixed.

3 things every chimney needs sooner or later. Each one has its own page with the details.

Wood fire burning in a brick firebox over a bed of ash
Chimney Sweeping & Cleaning

Soot out. Fire season in.

Soot and creosote brushed out of the flue, smoke chamber and firebox. The mess goes with us.

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Brick chimney with a capped crown and metal flashing against a blue sky
Chimney Inspection

Know what is up there. Before the first fire.

A look at the chimney from firebox to cap, so small problems get caught before they grow.

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Worker in a safety harness beside a brick chimney on a shingle roof
Chimney Repair

Cracks found early. Fixed before they spread.

Cracked crowns, loose mortar, leaking flashing and more. Jerry looks and tells you what it needs.

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What we look at

Firebox to cap. Every inch of it.

A chimney is a system, not a hole in the roof. Scroll down the list and watch each part get checked and set right.

A chimney cut open from the firebox to the cap A drawing of a house cut open through its chimney. As you scroll, each part lights up: the firebox, the damper, the flue as it is swept clean, the flashing at the roof, the mortar, crown and cap, and finally the roof shingles. Firebox & firebrick Damper & smoke chamber Flue: creosote out Flashing Mortar, crown & cap Shingles, cleaned & treated

  1. Step 1

    Firebox & firebrick

    It starts where the fire burns. Cracked firebrick and open joints let heat reach places it should not.

    Chimney inspection
  2. Step 2

    Damper & smoke chamber

    The damper should open all the way and shut tight. Just above it, the smoke chamber collects the heaviest buildup.

    Chimney sweeping
  3. Step 3

    The flue, top to bottom

    Creosote coats the flue a layer at a time. A sweep takes it back to clean liner, so smoke goes up and out.

    Chimney sweeping
  4. Step 4

    Flashing at the roof

    Where the chimney meets the roof, flashing keeps the rain out. When it fails, the leak shows up on your ceiling.

    Chimney repair
  5. Step 5

    Mortar, crown and cap

    Open joints, a cracked crown or a missing cap let water and critters in. These are the repairs that save the brick.

    “Mr jerry was on time and not only did a grest job but found and fixed future ploblems that could have turned bad. Thanks jerry…”Steven Collins, Google review
    Mortar repair & tuckpointing
  6. Step 6

    The roof around it

    The chimney sits on your roof. Worn but sound shingles can be cleaned and treated, and Jerry tells you which you have.

    Roof rejuvenation

That is the whole chimney, firebox to cap, plus the roof it stands on. Call or text and ask for Jerry.

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Brick, mortar & roof

The brick around it gets the same care.

Jerry’s own words on Google: “We do mortar repair. Rock and Brick Sealing. Tuckpoint and Power washing!”

Red brick wall with a fresh line of new mortar in the joints
Mortar Repair & Tuckpointing

Mortar wears out first. Before water gets in.

Failing mortar comes out of the joints and new mortar goes in. Chimneys, brick walls, steps and more.

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Two-story red brick house with a chimney behind green trees
Rock & Brick Sealing

Brick drinks rain. A sealer helps stop it.

Sealer on brick and stone to help keep rain out of chimneys and house masonry. Repairs come first.

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Worker on a ladder power washing a dark roof beside a chimney
Power Washing

Dirt and grime off. Brick, stone and roofs.

Power washing for brick, stone, chimneys and roofs. Tell us what you want washed.

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Close-up of a weathered, stained roof surface
Roof Rejuvenation

Sun-worn shingles? We tell you straight.

A treatment for worn but sound shingle roofs. Jerry tells you honestly if repair comes first.

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Close-up of logs burning in a brick fireplace

The point of it all

Light the fire. Stop wondering.

A clean, checked chimney means the first fire of the year is just a fire. No smoke in the room, no smell, no guessing what is up there.

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Google reviews

On time. Done right. Cleaned up.

5.0on GoogleRead the reviews

Reviews are copied word for word from our Google profile, spelling and all.

Brick chimney rising out of a dark asphalt shingle roof

When to call

Your chimney is telling you.

If you notice any of these, call or text before the next fire.

Worker on a worn asphalt shingle roof spraying a liquid treatment from a low-pressure hoseTreatment sprayed onto worn shingles
Worker on a dark shingle roof spraying it with a low-pressure wandSprayed section by section

Roof rejuvenation

Tired shingles? Roof Rejuvenation.

Roof rejuvenation is a treatment sprayed onto aging asphalt shingles that are worn but still sound.

Jerry is already up there for the chimney, so the roof gets a look too.

If a roof needs repair first, you hear that straight.

Brick and stone can be power washed and sealed against the rain.

“Mr. King did amazing job, even helped clean my roof. Thank you so much.”

Jamie Womble, Google review
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Little Rock fire season

Book the sweep before the first freeze.

Freezing nights in Little Rock bunch up from November to February. That is when fireplaces work hardest.

  • JanJan: 16.5 nights at or below 32 degrees
  • FebFeb: 10.9 nights at or below 32 degrees
  • MarMar: 3.8 nights at or below 32 degrees
  • AprApr: 0.2 nights at or below 32 degrees
  • MayMay: 0.0 nights at or below 32 degrees
  • JunJun: 0.0 nights at or below 32 degrees
  • JulJul: 0.0 nights at or below 32 degrees
  • AugAug: 0.0 nights at or below 32 degrees
  • SepSep: 0.0 nights at or below 32 degrees
  • OctOct: 0.1 nights at or below 32 degrees
  • NovNov: 5.1 nights at or below 32 degrees
  • DecDec: 13.4 nights at or below 32 degrees

Average nights at or below 32°FGood months to book a sweep

  • About 50 freezing nights a yearLittle Rock airport averages 50.1 nights at or below 32°F, most of them December and January.
  • First freeze: around November 10In half of years the first 32°F night comes by about November 10.
  • Inspect at least once a yearThe NFPA 211 standard says chimneys, fireplaces and vents should be inspected yearly and cleaned when needed.

Weather: NOAA 1991–2020 climate normals, Little Rock Adams Field. Standard: NFPA 211.

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Arkansas River 30 miles North Little RockSherwoodJacksonvilleCabotMaumelleConwayBryantBentonLonokeWrightsville Little Rock Within 30 miles of Little Rock

Towns shown are a sample of the area we cover. Map: our own drawing.

Service area

Little Rock and 30 miles around. One phone number.

Everywhere within 30 miles of Little Rock, from Conway and Cabot to Benton and Bryant. In the city, pick your part of town.

Not sure you are inside 30 miles? Call or text (501) 529-3779 and ask.

Questions

Straight answers.

Still unsure? Call or text (501) 529-3779 and ask for Jerry.

What area do you serve?

Little Rock and everywhere within 30 miles of it.

That includes North Little Rock, Sherwood, Jacksonville, Maumelle, Bryant, Benton, Cabot and Conway.

Not sure about your address?

Call or text (501) 529-3779 and ask.

Do you offer any discounts?

Yes.

Jerry’s Chimney Sweep is veteran owned, and first responders, veterans and senior citizens get a discount.

Mention it when you call or text.

What are your hours?

We are open 7 days a week, 8 AM to 8 PM.

Weekends included.

How often should my chimney be swept?

The NFPA 211 standard says to inspect chimneys at least once a year and clean them when needed.

If you burn wood most of the winter, plan on a sweep every year.

Do you do brick and mortar work too?

Yes.

In Jerry’s own words: “We do mortar repair.

Rock and Brick Sealing.

Tuckpoint and Power washing!”

Who will come out?

Jerry.

Our Google reviews name Jerry on the job, on time, and cleaning up after.

Call and ask for Jerry.

Call, text or send the form

Tell us about the chimney. Ask for Jerry.

Tell us what is going on with the chimney, the brick or the roof.

Jerry gets back to you to set a time.

(501) 529-3779Call or text. Open 7 days, 8 AM–8 PM.
  • Based in Little Rock. Serving everywhere within 30 miles of the city.
  • Veteran owned. Discounts for first responders, veterans and senior citizens.
  • Monday to Sunday, 8 AM to 8 PM.
  • kingjerry750@gmail.com

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