About Us

Welcome to Quimby Construction, LLC, your premier chimney repair service in Seattle! At Quimby Construction, LLC, we specialize in providing top-quality chimney repair, maintenance, and restoration services to ensure the safety, functionality, and longevity of your chimney. With our team of experienced professionals, we are dedicated to delivering superior craftsmanship, attention to detail, and personalized solutions for all your chimney needs. Whether it's chimney cleaning, flashing repair, crown restoration, or any other chimney service, trust Quimby Construction, LLC to keep your chimney in optimal condition.

Contact us today to schedule an appointment and experience the excellence of our chimney repair services in Seattle!


The Seattle Chimney

Chimneys have stood as iconic structures throughout history, symbolizing warmth, comfort, and community. Dating back to ancient civilizations, chimneys evolved from simple venting systems to elaborate architectural features. In medieval times, chimneys were a luxury reserved for castles and monasteries, while common folk relied on open hearths. The Industrial Revolution saw a surge in chimney construction, as factories and homes embraced the convenience of centralized heating. In the 17th century, the Great Fire of London influenced chimney design, leading to safer, more efficient structures. The Victorian era brought ornate chimney pots and decorative flues, showcasing craftsmanship and status. In the modern era, chimneys have adapted to changing technologies, integrating safety features and eco-friendly practices. Today, chimneys continue to be a symbol of hearth and home, blending tradition with innovation. At Quimby Construction, we honor this rich history by offering expert chimney repair and maintenance services, ensuring that your chimney stands strong for generations to come.

In our modern era, many homes are needing to move towards gas, electric, or wood-burning inserts in place of traditional brick-and-mortar fireplaces. These modern inserts use the existing chimney as a housing and come with metal flue liners that insulate the gasses where old brick-and-mortar cannot. This bypasses the damage inside the chimney and makes it safe to use. Maintaining the masonry exterior is also extremely important prior to new installations in order to prevent water intrusion that can rust out the new metal appliance.