Aurora’s weather doesn’t care if your chimney’s up to code. From the dry heat of summer to the sudden blizzards of winter, your chimney takes a beating. We inspect for cracks, blockages, and creosote buildup that can turn a cozy fire into a chimney fire in minutes. Our Level 2 inspections include a camera crawl through your flue, so we spot problems before they become emergencies. Think of us as the building inspector for your chimney, except we don’t just file a report, we fix what we find.
We’re not here to sell you a new chimney liner every time you call. If your chimney’s in good shape, we’ll tell you. If it needs work, we’ll give you the straight talk on why and what it’ll cost. No hidden fees, no pressure, just a written estimate and a crew that shows up on time. Whether you’re in a ranch in Aurora Hills or a townhome near Cherry Creek State Park, we treat your home like it’s our own. Because when it comes to chimneys, half-measures aren’t an option.
How often should I have my chimney swept?
What’s the difference between a Level 1 and Level 2 chimney inspection?
Can I use my fireplace after a chimney sweeping?
Why does my chimney smell like campfire even when I haven’t used it?
How do I know if my chimney liner needs replacing?
What’s the fastest way to tell if my chimney cap is missing or damaged?
Why do chimney fires sometimes start without any obvious signs?
What should I do if I see smoke coming from the top of my chimney during a warm Aurora afternoon?
How much does a chimney inspection cost in Aurora?
Aurora’s Chimney Cap Checklist: 5 Signs It’s Time for a Replacement
