Licensed, CSIA-certified technicians providing expert fireplace and chimney services to homeowners across Anaheim and north-central Orange County.
Eco Grizzly provides complete fireplace and chimney services throughout Anaheim, including Anaheim, Anaheim Hills, West Anaheim, Platinum Triangle, Fullerton, Placentia, Orange. Homeowners across Anaheim and north-central Orange County rely on us for chimney sweeping, inspections, repairs, fireplace upgrades, cap and crown work, and full rebuilds. Whether your home has a traditional masonry chimney or a newer factory-built fireplace system, we provide licensed service, clear estimates, and work that matches the age and condition of the system.
We are a local, licensed, and insured contractor with deep knowledge of Anaheim and north-central Orange County. Our technicians understand the unique needs of ranch homes, tract housing, and Anaheim Hills custom properties and the specific building code requirements for each municipality. Every job starts with a thorough assessment, includes a written estimate with photos, and ends with a clean jobsite. We arrive on time, communicate clearly, and stand behind our work with a written guarantee.
The ranch homes, tract housing, and Anaheim Hills custom properties in Anaheim feature a wide range of fireplace types, from original masonry fireplaces to modern factory-built systems. We service all types and carry common replacement parts for same-visit repairs. Whether your home needs a routine cleaning or a complete fireplace transformation, we have the expertise and materials to deliver results that match your home's character.
An outdated or poorly maintained fireplace wastes energy and drives up heating costs. Our fireplace and chimney services service for Anaheim homeowners focuses on sealing air leaks, improving combustion efficiency, and maximizing heat output. For open masonry fireplaces, we can install glass doors, damper-top caps, or fireplace inserts that capture heat that would otherwise escape up the chimney.
Eco Grizzly serves all of Anaheim, Anaheim Hills, West Anaheim, Platinum Triangle, Fullerton, Placentia, Orange. Call (424) 258-9882 or fill out our online form to schedule your appointment. Same-day and next-day appointments are available for most Anaheim locations. Our trucks are fully stocked with common parts and materials so many jobs are completed in a single visit.
Four simple steps from first call to finished job.
Reach us at (424) 258-9882 or submit the online form. We respond within two hours on business days.
A certified technician performs a thorough chimney and fireplace assessment at your home.
Receive a written report with photos, condition ratings, and an itemized repair estimate within 24 hours.
Choose the repairs or maintenance you need. Our crew completes the work on schedule with a clean jobsite.
Book online and get a professional Level I chimney inspection for just $49. Written condition report included.
All technicians hold California contractor licenses and carry full general liability and workers compensation insurance.
Our proprietary 21-point checklist covers every chimney component from crown to cleanout.
Call before noon and we can often arrive the same day. Next-day appointments are available for most service areas.
You receive a written, itemized estimate with photos before any work begins. No surprises on the invoice.
We use green cleaning agents, HEPA-filtered vacuums, and recyclable materials to minimize environmental impact.
Real Results
Real fireplace & chimney work completed by our licensed technicians in the Anaheim area.
Scaffolding SetupSouthern California
A standard 30-foot ladder wasn't enough to safely reach this two-story chimney, so Eco Grizzly set up proper scaffolding to get the job done right. The previous contractor had left a poorly installed chase cover and shroud that was loose and on the verge of falling, a serious hazard to the roof and anyone below. Our team removed the failed installation, corrected the mounting, applied sealant at all seams and fastener points, and provided the homeowner with permanent options to prevent future issues. Another job done right, and another incredibly happy client.
BeforeSouthern California
We started with a 3D design preview so the homeowner could see the finished look before any demolition began. After opening up the old firebox, our crew framed the new opening to spec, installed the fireplace insert, and finished with a clean custom surround. The result is an efficient, modern focal point that transformed the living room.
BeforeSouthern California
The breastplate (the sloped front wall of the smoke chamber above the firebox opening) had developed significant cracks and spalling that allowed carbon and gases to escape into the surrounding masonry. Our crew cleaned out all loose material, rebuilt the damaged area with refractory-grade mortar, and smoke-tested the repair to confirm a complete seal. The homeowner can now operate the fireplace safely without risk of CO migration.
BeforeSouthern California
The existing cap was rusted through and no longer keeping water out of the flue. We removed the failed cap, cleaned up the crown edges, and installed a heavy-gauge stainless steel chimney cap paired with a top-sealing damper. The top-seal closes the flue completely when the fireplace is not in use, eliminating cold downdrafts, preventing animal entry, and cutting heating and cooling energy loss. A second angle shot confirms the tight, level fit.
BeforeSouthern California
This chimney had been operating without a functional cap, leaving the flue open to rain, debris, and animals. Our technicians measured the flue tile, fitted a new multi-flue stainless cap, and paired it with a top-sealing damper. The assembly locks down tight between uses, dramatically reducing heat loss and preventing moisture damage inside the flue liner.
BeforeSouthern California
Without a chimney cap, the flue is exposed to rainwater that accelerates liner deterioration and masonry damage. We removed the old broken cap, cleaned the crown surface, and secured a correctly-sized stainless steel spark-arresting cap. The mesh sides prevent bird and animal entry while still allowing proper smoke exit, a simple upgrade with major long-term protection benefits.
BeforeSouthern California
The old cap was undersized and heavily corroded, allowing wind-driven rain to enter the flue on the sides. Our crew sourced a correctly-sized stainless steel cap, cleaned the crown, and installed the new cap with a secure fit. The homeowner now has reliable rain and animal protection without the rust staining that was streaking down the masonry.
BeforeSouthern California
The concrete crown had developed deep radial cracks, a common result of Southern California's temperature swings, allowing rainwater to penetrate the masonry below. Our crew chiseled out all loose material, applied a bonding primer, and finished with two coats of elastomeric crown coat that flexes with seasonal movement. The finished crown sheds water cleanly away from the flue tile and masonry, halting further damage.
BeforeSouthern California
Years of UV exposure and rain cycles had left this crown pitted and porous. Water was wicking through and freezing inside the masonry during cold nights, accelerating spalling in the brick below. We ground down high spots, filled voids with hydraulic cement, and applied a full elastomeric waterproof crown coat. The gray finished surface is smooth, sloped to drain, and flexible enough to move with the structure without cracking.
BeforeSouthern California
The original crown was beyond patching, it had separated from the flue tile and broken into large sections. Our masonry crew demolished the failed crown, built new formwork around the flue tile, poured a properly-sloped Portland cement crown, and finished with an elastomeric waterproof coat once cured. The rebuilt crown projects slightly past the masonry on all sides to throw water clear of the chimney stack.
BeforeSouthern California
The existing throat damper plate had corroded and no longer closed fully, allowing constant cold downdrafts and energy loss. Rather than an expensive full damper replacement at this time, we installed a heavy-duty damper clamp that holds the damper plate securely shut. The clamp features a chain release so the homeowner can open it easily before lighting a fire. A cost-effective solution that immediately solved the draft and energy issue.
BeforeSouthern California
This homeowner wanted to enjoy their fireplace without the hassle of wood and cleanup. We inspected the existing firebox and flue for gas-log compatibility, ran the gas line to the firebox with a hidden shut-off valve, and installed a premium vented gas log set with a realistic ceramic fiber log arrangement and glowing ember media. The result looks exactly like a wood fire but lights with a wall switch and requires zero cleanup.
BeforeSouthern California
The existing gas log set had discolored and the ceramic logs had cracked after years of use. Our technicians safely disconnected the old set, replaced the burner tube, and installed a new premium vented log set with fresh ember media and an upgraded burner for a taller, more realistic flame pattern. The homeowner was immediately impressed by the improvement in appearance and flame quality.
BeforeSouthern California
The homeowner wanted to reduce heat loss and update the look of their masonry fireplace. We measured the firebox opening, sourced a correctly-sized bi-fold glass door set with a matte black frame, and completed the installation in a single visit. The doors open fully for use with a fire and close tight when the fireplace is not in use, stopping the constant draw of conditioned air up the chimney. The finished result is clean, functional, and a clear upgrade over the original open firebox.
BeforeSouthern California
The homeowner wanted to transform their dated brick fireplace into a sleek, modern focal point. We demolished the existing brick surround, framed the new opening to spec, ran electrical, and installed a modern linear electric fireplace. The surround was finished with a full-height polished stone slab that runs floor to ceiling, creating a dramatic and clean look. The result is a stunning upgrade that completely transformed the living room.
BeforeSouthern California
This fireplace sits in the middle of a double height great room, so it had to be right from every angle. Our crew masked the entire room and protected the floors before touching anything, then stripped the existing stone cladding back to the concrete block and brick underneath. We rebuilt the surface in new cement board, taped and prepped every seam, and set full height scaffolding so the plasterers could work the column from floor to vaulted ceiling in one continuous pass. The finish is a hand troweled Venetian plaster in a soft off white, wrapped around a see through gas firebox that opens to the seating area on both sides. The result is a single clean column that anchors the whole room.
Original CoverSouthern California
The original chase cover had begun pulling away from the stucco chase, leaving an open gap along the top edge under a set of weathered galvanized caps. Our crew lifted the old cover off to expose the wood chase framing and the three flue pipes running up inside it. We fitted new white sheet metal to the chase with a raised standing edge and an overhang that drops water clear of the stucco below, then sealed the perimeter and installed new flue caps with mesh screens. The finished chimney sits clean and bright against the tile roof and is sealed against rain, debris, and animals.
Cast Stone MantelSouthern California
This home had two fireplaces, and both were fitted on the same visit. In the room with the carved cast stone mantel, our crew set the logs and grate inside the brick firebox and spread a fresh bed of black lava rock across the floor of the opening. At the second fireplace, with its tall arched stone surround and herringbone brick firebox, we fitted a matching log set on its own steel grate. Each set was lit and the flame pattern checked across every log before we wrapped up. The drop cloths and lava rock bucket visible in these shots are ours, taken while the crew was still on site.
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