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Safe Hearths & Cleaner Air in Fellsmere

Professional chimney sweeping, inspection, and eco-friendly creosote removal for Florida homes.

The Project Green Standard

No-Mess Guarantee

We use industrial HEPA vacuums and protective coverings to ensure zero soot enters your living space. Your home stays pristine.

NFPA Certified Protocols

Our inspections adhere strictly to National Fire Protection Association Code 211 standards, guaranteeing the highest safety.

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Eco-Friendly Disposal

We responsibly dispose of toxic creosote and use environmentally safe cleaning agents, protecting Florida's delicate ecosystem.

Serving Fellsmere Since 2010

More than just a sweep—we are your fire safety partners.

At Project Green, we understand that a fireplace is the heart of a home, but a neglected chimney is a hidden hazard. Operating right here in Fellsmere, FL, we specialize in mitigating fire risks caused by Florida's unique humidity and usage patterns, which can accelerate creosote buildup.

Our mission goes beyond cleaning. We aim to educate homeowners on proper flue maintenance and air quality, ensuring that every fire you light is safe for your family, pets, and property. Trust Project Green for peace of mind and a cleaner, healthier home environment.

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Comprehensive Chimney Solutions

Chimney Sweeping

Removal of dangerous creosote buildup (Stages 1-3) and soot to prevent chimney fires and improve draft efficiency. Crucial for safety and performance.

Rotary Power Sweeping
Flue Tile Cleaning
Smoke Chamber Scrub

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Safety Inspections

Visual and camera-aided examinations to detect cracks, blockages, or structural weaknesses in the masonry. Protect your family from hidden dangers.

Level 1 & 2 Inspections
Advanced Video Scanning
Cap & Crown Integrity Checks

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Repairs & Maintenance

From minor masonry pointing to cap installation, we seal your system against water intrusion, pest entry, and structural degradation.

Professional Waterproofing
Durable Chimney Cap Installation
Damper Repair & Replacement

The Green Sweep Protocol

Site Protection

Before anything begins, our team meticulously lays down protective runners and seals the fireplace opening, ensuring that no soot or debris can enter your living space. Your home's cleanliness is our priority.

Diagnostic Scan

Our technicians perform a thorough preliminary diagnostic scan of your chimney and flue system. This ensures the structure is stable, identifies potential blockages, and allows us to tailor the cleaning approach precisely.

HEPA Cleaning

Utilizing advanced rotary brushes and dual-motor HEPA vacuums, we perform a deep clean, effectively scrubbing away creosote and soot without releasing airborne dust or allergens into your home.

Digital Report

Upon completion, you receive a detailed, easy-to-understand digital report. This includes photographs of your flue's 'before and after' condition, along with any expert recommendations for future maintenance or repairs.

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Understanding Creosote Hazards

Creosote is a highly flammable byproduct of burning wood. It accumulates in three distinct stages, each becoming increasingly difficult—and dangerous—to remove from your chimney flue.

The Three Stages of Creosote Accumulation:

Stage 1: Soot

This is the initial, finely powdered or velvety ash that forms. While messy, it typically offers easy removal via basic chimney brushing and poses the lowest immediate fire risk.

Severity: Low

Stage 2: Flaky Deposits

As more wood is burned, soot can condense into harder, crunchy, flaky deposits. These require more aggressive cleaning with stiff brushes or specialized scraping tools, indicating a growing fire hazard.

Severity: Medium

Stage 3: Glaze

The most dangerous form, glazes are thick, tar-like coatings that are extremely flammable and highly resistant to mechanical cleaning. They indicate a serious chimney fire risk and often require specialized chemical treatments for safe removal.

Severity: Critical