Jack Pixley Sweeps

read moreSince our inception in 1977, Jack Pixley Sweeps, Inc. has been providing quality, trustworthy chimney and masonry services to Minneapolis, Saint Paul, and beyond. We are located in Spring Lake Park, Minnesota, and work hard to keep our neighbors' homes safe, warm, and efficient. At Jack Pixley Sweeps we know that education paired with experience is the key to quality, which is why we invest in the education of every one of our employees. All of our technicians are CSIA (Chimney Safety Institute of America) certified and take 48 CEU's every three years.

read moreEstablished in 1977 in Andover, Minnesota, Jack Pixley Sweeps, Inc. has been meeting and exceeding the needs of those in the greater Twin City area for over thirty years. We believe in treating everyone like family and maintaining honest business practices and relationships. Since the beginning, Jack Pixley Sweeps has been dedicated to being the best (not the busiest or the biggest) in the business, and in the last 35 years, that goal hasn't changed. We strive to maintain honest, trusting relationships with our customers, and believe that the process starts with our hiring practices.

read moreEach home heating appliance is dependent on a chimney and/or venting system that functions properly. If the chimney does not work as designed, the heating system will not perform as it should. This situation has the potential to result in serious damage to the home and its surroundings. It can also pose a risk to the health and safety of the family living inside the home. A professional cleaning is the best place to start if you're looking to achieve a safer, more efficient chimney. We run into a lot of misconceptions about the chimney cleaning process-both about why it's so crucial and what it entails.

read moreSince 1977, Jack Pixley Sweeps and Masonry has been restoring and rebuilding chimneys. We believe in the art of masonry and are passionate about the process of repairing a chimney that's seen better days. We use age-old techniques and tools in tandem with modern technology and products to provide the best possible results. The truth is, in time, all chimneys will start to deteriorate. The reasons for deterioration vary, but the freeze/thaw cycle is the most common culprit in our area. During the warmer days of winter the rays from the sun melt away the snow that's collected on and around your chimney.