The honest word on cost
One written number, before any work.
We do not keep a menu of made-up prices. We look first, free, then put a single figure in your hand that covers the whole job. Here is exactly how that number gets made.
What decides the number
What the flue tells us
A light sweep on a well-kept chimney is one kind of visit. Glazed creosote, a cracked liner or a crumbling crown is another. The look and listen sorts that out before any number exists.
The chimney itself
Masonry or prefab, one story or three, straight run or doglegs. Taller and trickier takes longer, and time is most of what a fair price measures.
Parts, if any
A cap, a liner, firebrick or a gas insert gets quoted as the part plus the fitting, together in one written figure. No part goes on the bill that did not go on your chimney.
How the work is booked
Bundling the sweep visit with the dryer vent, or lining up a repair while we are already on the roof, keeps the trip count down and the total kinder.
Four promises, every job
The look is free
The camera inspection, the climb, and the porch-step talk afterward cost you nothing at all.
The number comes in writing
Before a single tool comes out, you hold one written figure with everything inside it.
The number is the number
The figure on the paper is the figure on the bill. If we find a surprise mid-job, we stop and talk first.
No fear pricing, ever
Nobody here earns a nickel by frightening you. If it can wait, we say it can wait.
Pricing questions, answered plainly
How much does a chimney sweep cost in Parker, CO?
It depends on what the flue has been through: how hard it burned, when it was last swept, and whether it is masonry or prefab. Rather than quote a teaser number that grows on your doorstep, we look first, free, and then hand you one written figure that does not move.
Why do you not list prices on this page?
Because no two chimneys ask for the same work, and a price list either overcharges the easy jobs or lowballs the hard ones. The free look and listen takes the guessing out: you get a number built from what your chimney actually needs, in writing, before anything starts.
Is the chimney inspection really free?
Truly. We climb up, run the camera down the flue, check the cap, crown, damper and firebox, and sit down with you to explain what we saw. If nothing needs doing, that is what we say, and the visit costs you nothing.
Do repairs come with their own quote?
Always. If the look and listen turns up mending, the repair gets its own written figure with photos of the why behind it. You decide on your own porch, on your own time.
Rather hear a voice than read a page? Ring (720) 222-4772 and ask anything.
Start with the free look and listen.
The camera goes down the flue, the truth comes out plain, and the only number you ever see arrives in writing. Book a visit whenever it suits your household.