Our story
Raised on homestead common sense.
A family of chimney sweeps rooted in Parker, Colorado, carrying one standard from the brick along Mainstreet to the far fence line of Douglas County.
Parker
Family-owned
The Homestead team · Parker, CO
Douglas County folks, keeping Douglas County hearths safe.
From the Twenty Mile House to your hearth
Built on safety,
grown on trust.
Parker began as a stage stop on the old Cherokee Trail, a place called the Twenty Mile House where a traveler could warm up by a fire that somebody kept honest. Parker Homestead Chimney borrows its whole philosophy from that front porch: keep the fire safe, tell people the truth, and never rush a job that matters.
Our mission is simple: give Douglas County homeowners careful, high quality chimney and fireplace work, so the warmth in the house never comes at the cost of the house. That promise rides along on every visit, whether the job is an afternoon or a week.
Based in Parker, we respond quickly to homes across the county, from Stonegate and The Pinery out to the horse properties toward Elizabeth and Franktown.
The work here is wonderfully varied. One morning it is the brick charm of a Mainstreet-area chimney, the afternoon a prefab fireplace in a newer stucco subdivision, the next day a wood stove that heats a barn-side house on five windy acres. No two houses ask for quite the same thing, yet each one gets the same unhurried, honest care.
Insured and certified, we handle your place like family property: drop cloths laid clean, the work kept tidy, and what we found explained in plain kitchen-table words. Nobody here sells with fright or pads a bill. You get the straight of it, and workmanship built for the wind, the hail and the deep-freeze nights this county throws.
Safety before all else
Every hearth we touch is held to NFPA standards, because the whole point of the trade is a family sleeping easy.
Old craft, new tools
A camera down the flue, careful measuring, good modern materials, so trouble gets found early and mended once.
The number is the number
A written quote before the work, and the figure on the paper is the figure on the bill. No scare stories.
Raised on this weather
We know what Douglas County wind, hail, altitude and freeze-thaw nights do to a chimney, because ours takes the same beating.
How we hold ourselves
Standards plain enough to say out loud.
Safe work grows out of knowing the trade, so we keep going back to school on it, and we keep our promises simple enough to repeat on any porch in the county.
Licensed & Insured
Fully licensed and insured, squared away with every local and state requirement for chimney and fireplace work.
Every Fuel, One Crew
Wood, gas and pellet, old masonry stacks and builder-grade prefab fireboxes alike, all tended by the same careful hands.
The Homestead Standard
A plain-words report of what we found, photos to back it, and a straight answer about what truly needs doing.
Old-fashioned care, modern tools.
Grandad’s patience, this decade’s equipment. The pairing catches more, breaks less, and leaves nothing behind but a safer flue.
A Camera Down the Flue
Eyes where eyes cannot go, without tearing anything open.
Measure Twice, Fit Once
Sizing and planning done before any mending begins.
Vacuums Running Throughout
HEPA filtration keeps the soot in the hose, not your curtains.
Nothing Harsh in the House
Products we are comfortable using around our own kitchens.
The Homestead promise.
Four things you can hold us to, on every visit, at every address.
One written number
No surprise line items sneaking onto the bill, ever.
We show when we said
Your afternoon is worth as much as ours.
Tidier than we found it
Drop cloths, the vacuum, and a last sweep before we tip our hats.
There on the cold nights
Chimney acting up at a bad hour? Ring, and we will talk you through it.
Community involvement
More than a business.
Neighbors before customers
Any Douglas County homeowner can ring for fire-safety advice, whether or not a job ever comes of it. That is just being neighborly.
Rooted in Parker
We live here too, and we would like this town’s hearths to outlast all of us.
Our crew & our craft
Come see the day’s work.
The same family faces, on Parker rooftops and in Douglas County living rooms, every working day of the year.
See us at it
Come up the ladder with us.
Sweep visits, mending and fittings on Douglas County rooftops, filmed by the crew from the first cloth laid to the last handshake.
We started filming because a homeowner hardly ever gets to see the top of their own chimney. Now you can watch from the porch. What these clips show is exactly what your place would get, same hands, same pace, nothing dressed up for the camera.
- The Homestead team, Parker Homestead Chimney
Come sit on the porch with us.
Come meet the folks who tend your chimney as if it stood on our own acres. The look and listen costs nothing, and the number arrives in writing.