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Minnesotan Chimney & Masonry LLC in Oakdale, MN

Minnesotan Chimney & Masonry LLC

Oakdale, MN

Masonry Contractor

Minnesotan Chimney & Masonry LLC is a chimney and masonry service provider serving the Twin Cities and surrounding areas, offering cleaning, inspections, repairs, and masonry installations.

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About Minnesotan Chimney & Masonry LLC

Minnesotan Chimney & Masonry LLC is a chimney and masonry business serving the Twin Cities and surrounding areas. Minnesotan Chimney & Masonry LLC provides services including dryer vent cleaning, chimney cleaning, inspections, repair and rebuilding, masonry installations, brick, block, stone, stucco, concrete work, restorations, weatherproofing, and tuckpointing. The business emphasizes reliable, efficient, and affordable service for both homeowners and businesses.

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Minnesotan Chimney & Masonry LLC

Hours

  • Sunday Closed
  • Monday 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Tuesday 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Wednesday 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Thursday 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Friday 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Saturday 6:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Times shown in the business’s local time (Central Time).

Services

  • Dryer vent cleaning
  • Chimney cleaning
  • Chimney inspections
  • Chimney repair and rebuilding
  • Masonry installations
  • Brick work
  • Block work
  • Stone work
  • Stucco
  • Concrete
  • Restorations and weatherproofing
  • Tuckpointing

Frequently asked questions

What is creosote?
Minnesotan Chimney & Masonry LLC explains creosote as a black or brown residue that can be crusty, flaky, tar-like, drippy, sticky, or hardened. It builds up with each fire in a fireplace.
How does built up creosote lead to chimney fires?
Minnesotan Chimney & Masonry LLC states that creosote is corrosive and highly flammable. If the flue temperature is right, creosote can ignite and cause a chimney fire.
How much built-up creosote does it take to become a fire hazard?
Minnesotan Chimney & Masonry LLC indicates that just an 1/8 inch buildup of creosote is enough to cause a chimney fire.
At what temperature can creosote ignite?
Minnesotan Chimney & Masonry LLC notes creosote can ignite at temperatures as low as 451 degrees Fahrenheit.
Are chimneys capable of withstanding a little fire?
Minnesotan Chimney & Masonry LLC clarifies that chimneys are meant to contain smoke, not fire.

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