Bell Services LLC.

Beyond the flue, the company says it handles moss removal and treatment, tree trimming, window replacement, deck and porch work, and interior and exterior door replacement. It advertises efficiency logs and spark arrestors among the products it installs. The state lists Theresa Scherling and Paul Scherling as principals since 2019, the year the business was established, and the company describes itself as family-owned. All of it is residential work. This is a small crew with the owner on the tools, and the state puts the headcount at one to three people. Work tends to come through referrals and repeat customers. That suits a homeowner with an older house who wants the same people back each fall for cleaning and inspection, or who needs a liner or crown dealt with by someone who also does masonry. It is a service-and-repair outfit, not a builder for commercial projects or new-construction framing. Chimney work splits cleanly between quick fixes and real projects. A sweep, a cap or spark arrestor, or a moss treatment on the roof around the stack is a short visit, and any competent sweep can do it. Relining a flue for a new stove, rebuilding a crumbling crown, or tearing down and relaying brick above the roofline is masonry and often needs a permit and inspection. For those larger jobs around Spokane, ask whether the same crew that finds the problem can also fix it, and get the scope in writing before work starts.