
Green Lake · North Seattle
Green Lake is a coveted Shilshole-adjacent neighborhood, shaped by marine air rolling in from the Sound, relentless Seattle drizzle and 1900s-1930s housing with original brick chimneys. Our crew looks after every chimney here — sweep to reline, block by block.
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Service-area map — Green Lake, WA. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Green Lake is a walkable neighborhood wrapped around Green Lake, set on Green Lake — a neighborhood of 1920s bungalows and Tudor homes near the water. Houses like these are why we do this work: character homes whose chimneys were laid by hand generations ago, and which reward a patient, proper look far more than a quick patch.
Sitting on Green Lake, Green Lake takes the marine breeze straight off the water, and its brick lives damp for most of the year. That moisture creeps into century-old mortar joints and rusts caps and dampers ahead of schedule, so up here the top of the stack deserves a closer look than most.
Neighbors know Green Lake by Green Lake Park and the Green Lake loop. We work every block of the neighborhood — Green Lake, Tangletown included.
The full trade for Green Lake's older homes — start with a free inspection and get a written quote before any work.

$209–$459
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$169–$579
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From $1,900
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From $425
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$265–$850
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From $475
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$320–$795
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$375–$1495
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$189–$479
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From $245
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$105–$295
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From $525
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Green Lake chimney care
Chimneys this age hide their troubles above the roofline and inside the flue. On every Green Lake visit we walk the whole system, firebox to crown, and hand you photographs of what we find — so a decades-old stack never has to be taken on faith.

Green Lake · North Seattle
Pick a real open slot on the crew's calendar. We inspect, quote in writing, and photograph every fix from first brick to last.
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