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Census region · 16 states

Southern US

16 states stretching from Texas to Virginia. Between hot summers, freeze-thaw winters, and humid coastal microclimates, chimneys here endure the widest stress envelope in the country.

16
Southern states
128M
Residents in region
4
Active metros
1
States with crews
States in the southern us

16 states · 1 active.

Texas

TX

Hot summers, the occasional hard freeze, and a humid coast add up to freeze-thaw masonry stress and summer creosote condensation.

30.0M residentsOpen

Oklahoma

OK

Cold, ice-storm winters against hot summers, stacking up a heavy freeze-thaw cycle count.

4.0M residentsSoon

Louisiana

LA

Humid subtropical with mild winters; here moisture intrusion and animal nesting are the failure modes that dominate.

4.6M residentsSoon

Arkansas

AR

Humid subtropical with cold Ozark winters, where rural wood-burners build heavy creosote.

3.0M residentsSoon

Georgia

GA

Humid subtropical, with freeze-thaw across the northern third — clay liner cracking shows up often here.

11.0M residentsSoon

Florida

FL

Subtropical/tropical — animal nests + salt-air masonry erosion.

22.0M residentsSoon

North Carolina

NC

Humid temperate, with heavy wood-burning through the foothills and the Piedmont.

11.0M residentsSoon

South Carolina

SC

Humid subtropical with coastal-erosion masonry concerns.

5.4M residentsSoon

Tennessee

TN

Humid, with cold mountain winters that drive high creosote risk in Appalachian wood-burning homes.

7.1M residentsSoon

Kentucky

KY

Humid continental, where historical brick chimneys are common and freeze-thaw runs heavy.

4.5M residentsSoon

Virginia

VA

A wide climate range from coast to mountains, with old masonry stock through the historical corridor.

8.7M residentsSoon

Alabama

AL

Humid subtropical, mild winters — moisture damage common.

5.1M residentsSoon

Mississippi

MS

Humid subtropical — moisture-driven crown failure typical.

2.9M residentsSoon

West Virginia

WV

Appalachian — heavy wood-burning, severe creosote risk.

1.8M residentsSoon

Maryland

MD

Humid continental — mixed historic + new construction.

6.2M residentsSoon

Delaware

DE

Mid-Atlantic coastal — salt-air masonry erosion.

1.0M residentsSoon
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