Cibolo's newer homes often have fireplaces that have never been serviced. Sweeppy cleans and inspects them before burning season. From $144. Call (210) 418-9810.
Cibolo has grown fast on the northeast side of Guadalupe County, and a lot of its homes are newer builds where the fireplace has barely been touched. Whether yours is a wood-burning masonry unit that sees cool Hill Country nights or a prefab firebox that came with the house, both need periodic sweeping and an honest look. Sweeppy handles the full job for local families: firebox to flue, plus a safety inspection so you know exactly what you're working with.
Local Note for Cibolo Homeowners
Many Cibolo homeowners have never had their chimney serviced and assume a newer house means a clean flue. Even newer prefab and gas fireplaces can trap debris, develop draft problems, or hide a cracked cap.
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Yes. A newer build in a subdivision like those across Cibolo often has a prefab or gas fireplace that still needs a periodic inspection for blockages, draft issues, and cap or flashing problems. If it's a wood-burning unit, creosote starts building the first season you use it, so age of the house doesn't reset the clock.
For wood-burning fireplaces, once a year before the cooler Hill Country nights set in is the standard, and sweeping is done as needed based on how much you burn. Prefab and gas units benefit from an annual inspection too, even if they don't need a full sweep every time, so any issue gets caught early rather than during your first fire of the season.