“Excellent services! Clay did a great job from start to finish. No mess left either. He explained everything upfront and replaced our chimney cap, fixed the flue and installed reflectors inside the fireplace.”Julie SchneppBaldwin County · Verified Google review

Gulf Shores, Alabama · 36542
Gulf Shores beach houses take a beating. We check what the salt did.
Chimney sweeps, dryer vent cleaning, chimney caps, gas fireplace repair and animal removal for Gulf Shores homes and rentals, from the Gulf Coast team based in Mobile. Sweeps and dryer vents are $229.
Salt air, sand and rental turnover
The Gulf is hard on caps, flashing and dryer vents.
Nothing corrodes a chimney cap or chase cover faster than a year of Gulf Shores salt air, and a rental that turns over every week runs its dryer harder than any primary home. Add a chimney that sits unused most of the year and you get the three calls we take most from Gulf Shores: rusted-through caps, dryers that take two cycles, and something living in the flue.
We serve Gulf Shores as part of the Baldwin County service area, working out of the Gulf Coast operation in Mobile. There is no separate Gulf Shores office and we don't claim one.
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Also serving nearby: Orange Beach · Foley · Fairhope · Daphne · Spanish Fort · Mobile · Silverhill

Services for Gulf Shores
Chimney, dryer vent, cap, fireplace and wildlife work for beach homes and rentals.
BBQ Grill Cleaning & Repair
Deep cleaning from $239 for a 2-burner. Repairs quoted after diagnosis.
Explore service →Chimney Sweep
Standard Level 1 sweep: $229. Careful containment and clear findings.
Explore service →Gas Fireplace Repair
Diagnosis-first service from $229; approved repair quoted before work.
Explore service →Fireplace Installation
Consultation-led new fireplaces, inserts and replacements.
Explore service →Chimney Caps
Standard cap work depends on conditions; animal screens from $99.
Explore service →Dryer Vent Cleaning
$229 standard service focused on airflow and lint removal.
Explore service →Animal Removal
Raccoons, squirrels, birds and bats out of chimneys, attics and vents. $180–$560 by animal and access.
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Published starting prices reflect standard service scopes. Standard chimney-cap work is quoted for the actual system; $99 applies to animal screens, not every cap.
Verified Gulf Coast reviews
Real Baldwin County and Mobile reviews. Not made-up Gulf Shores ones.
“They were prompt, honest and the outcome was more than we could have expected. Customer-satisfaction oriented and attentive to detail.”Manny and Amy DiazBaldwin County · Verified Google review
“The technician was on time, knowledgeable, put tarps down and cleaned up after the service. He showed me before-and-after pictures and reviewed the inspection results.”Brian HallMobile · Verified Google review
Frequently asked
Straight answers for Gulf Shores homeowners and rental owners.
How much is a chimney sweep in Gulf Shores?
$229 flat for a Level 1 sweep and inspection, with hearth protection and photos of what we found. Camera scoping is a separate $199 add-on if the inspection calls for it.
Can you clean the dryer vent in my rental property?
Yes. Dryer vent cleaning is $229 per home and we clear the full run to the outside termination. For condo buildings and multi-unit properties we quote per property, so tell dispatch how many units are involved.
Something is living in my chimney. Do you handle that?
Yes. Animal removal is $180 to $560 depending on the animal, access and time on site. Raccoons, squirrels and birds are the usual suspects in a beach house that sits empty part of the year. Exclusion and a proper cap are quoted after we see it, and bat exclusion is scheduled outside the April-to-August pup season.
Is there a Gulf Shores office?
No. Gulf Shores is served through the Gulf Coast operation at 200 South Florida Street #403, Mobile, AL 36606.
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