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BISON Chimney & Air Duct

Overland Park, KS · Johnson County · KC Metro

Chimney Sweep & Air Duct Cleaning You Can See the Results Of

Certified chimney sweeps, camera inspections, chimney repair, and whole-home air duct and dryer vent cleaning. Flat prices quoted up front, photos of every job, same-day appointments across Johnson County.

  • CSIA Certified Chimney Sweep
  • Licensed & insured
  • 100% satisfaction guarantee

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What we do

Every chimney and air duct service your home needs

Two trades, one company. From an annual sweep to a full chimney rebuild, from a dryer vent to a whole-home duct cleaning.

Bison technician showing a homeowner couple chimney inspection photos on a tablet

Why Bison

The chimney and duct company that shows its work

Most homeowners have never seen inside their own chimney or ductwork. We think that is the whole problem with this industry, so we fixed it.

  • Photos, not opinions

    Every sweep, inspection and duct cleaning ends with before-and-after photos from inside your chimney or ducts. You see exactly what we saw.

  • Flat pricing, quoted up front

    No $99 bait, no per-vent surprises, no "mold" scare on site. The price you hear on the phone is the price you pay.

  • Trained to the standards

    Inspections follow NFPA 211. Duct cleaning follows NADCA source-removal. Our technicians are certified and continuously trained.

  • Both trades, one visit

    Chimney and dryer vent in the same appointment. One truck, one crew, one price, and your whole home breathes easier.

  • Licensed and insured

    General liability and workers compensation coverage in Kansas and Missouri, so a roof job never becomes your problem.

  • Local, from Overland Park

    Our vans start every morning in Overland Park. Most of Johnson County is inside a 20-minute drive, and we never charge a trip fee.

Before & after

What comes out of Johnson County chimneys and ducts

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Chimney flue: before and after Before After

Chimney flue

Glazed Stage 3 creosote removed and the clay tiles verified by camera.

Supply trunk line: before and after Before After

Supply trunk line

Years of dust, pet hair and drywall debris, cleaned under negative pressure.

Dryer vent: before and after Before After

Dryer vent

A fully blocked exterior hood, the number one cause of dryer fires.

Chimney crown and cap: before and after Before After

Chimney crown and cap

Cracked crown and spalling brick rebuilt, sealed and capped in stainless steel.

How it works

Simple, on time, and documented

  1. 1

    Call or request an estimate

    Tell us what is going on. We quote flat prices on the phone for sweeps, inspections and duct cleaning, and schedule same-day when we can.

  2. 2

    We show up on time, prepared

    A marked van, a uniformed technician, drop cloths and shoe covers. We text you when we are on the way.

  3. 3

    We show you what we found

    Camera photos of your flue or your ducts before and after, on a tablet, with a plain explanation and no pressure.

  4. 4

    You get a written report

    Photos, findings and any recommendations emailed the same day. Good for your records, your insurer or your home sale.

Healthier air, safer home

One appointment for the two things most homeowners forget

A chimney fire and a dryer fire are both preventable with one yearly visit. Bundle a chimney sweep with a dryer vent cleaning and we discount the second service.

  • NFPA 211 says every chimney should be inspected once a year, even gas.
  • The U.S. Fire Administration counts about 2,900 dryer fires a year, most from lint.
  • NADCA recommends a duct inspection and cleaning every 3 to 5 years.
Family relaxing in front of a clean, safe fireplace

Questions

Straight answers about chimneys and ducts

The questions we hear most on the phone. More on the FAQ page.

How often should my chimney be inspected and swept?

NFPA 211, the national standard, says chimneys, fireplaces and vents should be inspected at least once a year and cleaned when needed. Sweeping is due once soot or creosote reaches about 1/8 inch, or whenever glazed creosote is present. Most households that burn regularly need one sweep a year.

How often should air ducts be cleaned?

NADCA recommends every 3 to 5 years for a typical home. The EPA says to clean on condition: visible mold, pests, or dust actually blowing from the registers. Pets, smokers, renovations and allergy sufferers move a home toward the shorter end.

How often should a dryer vent be cleaned?

Once a year for most households, more often for long runs, roof terminations or large families. The U.S. Fire Administration reports roughly 2,900 residential dryer fires a year, and failure to clean is the leading cause. Longer dry times, a hot dryer or a burning smell mean it is overdue.

What is the difference between a Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 chimney inspection?

Level 1 is the annual visual check of the accessible parts when nothing has changed. Level 2 adds a video camera scan of the flue plus attic, crawlspace and roof access, and is required when you buy or sell a home, change fuel or appliance, or after a chimney fire or storm damage. Level 3 is rare: it opens up walls or chimney components when a concealed hazard is suspected.

What is the $99 duct cleaning special?

A bait. The crew arrives, vacuums the register covers, then "discovers" mold and upsells the real job for many times the advertised price. Legitimate whole-home cleaning connects a negative-air machine to the trunk lines and agitates every run. We quote that price flat, on the phone.

Do you charge a trip fee or a service call fee?

No trip fees anywhere in Johnson County or the Kansas City metro. Inspections and sweeps are priced flat, and repair estimates are free when they follow an inspection.

Ready for a cleaner, safer home?

Call now for same-day availability, or request a free estimate and we will call you back.

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