Oakland County
Chimney sweep, inspection and repair in Lyon Township
Lyon Township had about 1,650 people in 1950 and more than 23,000 by 2020. Most of its houses are in subdivisions built in the last thirty years, around New Hudson and off Grand River, Pontiac Trail and Milford Road.

The township around South Lyon
Lyon Township wraps around the city of South Lyon, which has its own page. The township's old center is New Hudson, where Grand River meets Pontiac Trail and Milford Road, and where the New Hudson Inn has stood since the stagecoach days. Kensington, another old village, disappeared in the 1950s when I-96 and Kensington Metropark were built.
Most of the township was farms and open land for a long time after that. It grew by 40 percent between 2010 and 2020 alone, and new subdivisions are still going in.
Big houses, more than one fireplace
Neighborhoods like Windridge, the Estates at Hutsfield and Legacy of Lyon have gone in over the past twenty years. Most houses in the township are over 1,500 square feet, and a lot of them are over 2,500. A house that size often has two fireplaces, sometimes three, and many are factory-built units, wood or gas, in a framed chase. From the street, a chase finished in stone or brick veneer can pass for a masonry chimney.
Each fireplace has its own flue, and each one gets looked at. Tell us how many you have when you book.
Fieldstone chimneys
The chimney in the photo is fieldstone, with a flat stainless cover on top doing the job a crown does on a brick chimney: keeping rain out of the top. If yours is fieldstone, or a chase faced with it, the joints between the stones are the other place water gets in. Mortar around round stones is thicker than on brick, and when it cracks, water runs behind the stone.
Stone and chase repairs
On a fieldstone chimney we repoint the open joints and reset any loose stones, matching the mortar color to what's there. On a framed chase, the usual repair is a new chase cover made to fit it. You see photos of the damage before we quote either.
A newer house you just bought
Plenty of people move into a Lyon Township house that's only a few years old and assume the fireplace needs nothing. Factory-built fireplaces still need their venting, caps and seals checked, and a wood unit still needs sweeping. If you don't know when yours was last looked at, book a cleaning and inspection before the first fire. Our guide on how often to clean a chimney covers the timing.
Getting to you
We work across Lyon Township on Grand River, Pontiac Trail, Milford Road, Napier, Kent Lake Road and 10 Mile, and pair visits with South Lyon, Wixom and Novi. Book online and pick a 3-hour arrival window, or call for same-day availability when the schedule allows.
Lyon Township and the cities around it
We work across Oakland, Macomb, Wayne and Washtenaw counties.
Every area we serveServices in Lyon Township

Chimney cleaning
We sweep the chimney and inspect it on the same visit, then clean up before we leave.
$349

Chimney inspection
We inspect the chimney inside and out and walk you through what we found, in plain language.
$49

Level 2 chimney inspection
For home sales and system changes: the attic, basement and crawl spaces, and a camera through the flue.
$149
Questions
Our Lyon Township house is only a few years old. Does the fireplace need an inspection?
Yes. Many newer Lyon Township houses have factory-built fireplaces, often two or three of them, and each one has its own flue. The venting, the cap and the chase cover still need checking, and a wood-burning unit still needs sweeping. If you don't know when yours was last looked at, book a cleaning and inspection and tell us how many fireplaces you have.
Do you offer same-day service?
Same-Day Availability When Schedule Allows. Call (248) 266-9991 and we'll tell you what we can do today.
Book a chimney visit in Lyon Township
Pick a day and a 3-hour arrival window online. If you'd rather talk it through, call (248) 266-9991.
