New Chimney Construction
A new masonry chimney is the kind of project that outlives its builders — footing, block, flue column, brick veneer, crown, and cap, raised as one structure. Whether it’s a new build, an addition, or the fireplace the house always deserved, one crew takes it from drawing to first fire.
Engineered from the ground, literally
Masonry weighs — a full chimney needs its own footing sized for North Texas clay soil that moves with the seasons. We design the foundation, the flue dimensions to match the planned firebox (the ratio that decides whether it drafts), clearances through each floor and the roofline, and the crown geometry that sheds a thunderstorm. Bespoke means the drawing matches your house, not a template.
Craftsmanship you can see; standards you can't
The visible craft is the brickwork — matched to your home, struck clean, plumb to the sky. The invisible craft is what passes inspections: liner clearances, smoke chamber geometry, hearth extensions, lintel sizing. Our crews build both layers with the same care, because we’re also the people DFW calls when someone else didn’t.
The New Visit
- Footing and structural design for local soils
- Flue sized to the firebox by ratio
- Brick matched to the home
- Smoke chamber and throat built to standard
- Crown with slope, overhang, and drip edge
- Permits and inspections handled
Common Questions
How long does a new chimney take?
Typically 1–2 weeks of masonry after foundation work, weather permitting — brick wants temperature cooperation. The written schedule comes with the quote.
Masonry or prefab — how do I choose?
Masonry costs more and is forever: real thermal mass, any fuel, generational lifespan. Prefab installs fast and costs less but lives on parts availability. We build both and will give you the honest comparison for your house and budget.
Ready When You Are
Specific appointment times, honest written quotes, and 0% financing on bigger jobs. One crew for your chimney and fireplace.