Our Certifications and Florida Licenses

Certifications mean your technician has been tested, trained, and held accountable by national safety standards. Anyone can buy a ladder and call themselves a chimney sweep. A certified technician has passed exams, keeps up with continuing education, and follows a code of ethics, so you know the person working on your chimney, gas lines, or dryer vent knows current codes and safety practices.

We invest more than $50,000 each year in education and credentialing so our team stays current with the latest codes, safety standards, and technology. That investment keeps every credential on this page active.

We hold a Category V Gas License (#LI45277), an LP Gas Master Qualifier License (#MQ31416), and a Florida Certified Contractor License (#CRC1333200). Together they let us legally install, service, and inspect gas lines and appliances and take on the remodeling and structural work other chimney companies cannot.

CSIA (Chimney Safety Institute of America) focuses on the safety and inspection of chimneys and dryer vents. NFI (National Fireplace Institute) focuses on the design and installation of fireplaces and heating appliances. We hold both, so the same team can inspect your chimney and install your fireplace.

Yes. Always Fire & Gas maintains an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau, reflecting our long-standing reputation for honesty and reliability. You can check our BBB profile any time.

Every credential on this page has a “Verify” link to the issuing organization’s public directory or license lookup: CSIA, the National Chimney Sweep Guild, the National Fireplace Institute, the Florida Department of Agriculture for LP gas licenses, and the Florida DBPR for our contractor license. Search for Always Fire & Gas or the credential number shown.