The Best Chimney Sweep & Repair in New Albany, Floyds Knobs & Georgetown, Indiana

Floyd County sits just west of Clark County along the Ohio River, with New Albany anchoring the riverside and Floyds Knobs rising into the hills just beyond. It's one of the most distinctive corners of southern Indiana. New Albany's historic district contains some of the best-preserved 19th-century architecture in the region, while the Knobs offer some of the best river views anywhere. Smaller communities such as Georgetown and Galena maintain the kind of rural character that's becoming harder to find anywhere around the Louisville area. 


For a chimney company based on the Kentucky side of the river, Floyd County is 15 minutes from our Louisville office. Ace Chimney, Fireplace & Outdoor Living serves all of the county. 


Family-owned, we regularly cross the river to handle chimney work for Indiana homeowners who recognize that quality matters more than state lines. CSIA-certified technicians, National Chimney Sweep Guild membership, Better Business Bureau accreditation, and decades of continuous operation back every service call we make in New Albany, Floyds Knobs, Galena, Georgetown, and across the surrounding county.


New Albany's historic district is home to some of the most architecturally significant chimneys around here, and Federal-period brick, Victorian masonry, and Craftsman-era construction all require careful, experienced repair work when something needs attention. The wrong mortar mix on historic brick causes more damage than it prevents. The wrong cap on an original flue compromises both function and appearance. Our technicians have the experience to handle the job to meet even the strictest of demands.


The newer construction throughout Floyd County, particularly the residential growth in Floyds Knobs and the developments stretching west, brings prefabricated fireplace systems with their own service requirements. Chase cover replacement, factory-built insert installation, direct-vent piping work: all part of the standard service offering, applied with the same standards we apply to historic masonry repair. Give us a call or drop us a line and let us know how we can help with your chimney and fireplace needs.


Worker in a green boom lift repairing a brick chimney on a sloped roof under a blue sky

Chimney & Fireplace Services in Floyd County, Indiana

Ace Chimney Sweep covers the full range of chimney and fireplace work across Floyd County, Indiana. Chimney sweep and cleaning service removes creosote buildup that accumulates with every fire, essential annual maintenance for any wood-burning system and increasingly recommended for gas installations as well.


Chimney inspection — Level 1 annual review, Level 2 video-scanned inspections for real estate transactions and post-event damage assessment, and Level 3 comprehensive evaluations for major repair planning — provides the documentation homeowners, buyers, sellers, and insurers need. New Albany's active historic real estate market generates regular demand for professional inspection reports.


Chimney repair work spans chimney masonry repair and tuckpointing with mortar mixes matched to historic and modern construction, chimney crown repair and replacement, chimney flashing repair, and chimney relining with stainless steel or cast-in-place systems. Floyd County's historic homes — particularly throughout New Albany's downtown and the established residential districts — benefit significantly from period-appropriate repair techniques applied by technicians who know the difference.


Chimney cap installation and chase cover replacement protect the top of the chimney from rain, animals, and downdrafts. Fireplace repair handles firebox refractory panels, gas valves, log sets, dampers, and the components that wear with regular use. New fireplace and stove installation — wood-burning, gas, pellet, and electric — and high-efficiency fireplace inserts round out the service offering.


We offer free estimates throughout Floyd County. Schedule service from our conveniently located offices just south of the river.