Chimney sweeping
Photo-proof cleaning pages that show the flue before and after.
Builds trust with buyers who can't see the work firsthand.
Most requested: annual sweep + inspection
Hearthkeeper Chimney Co.
A clean, inspected chimney before the first cold snap.
A trust-led chimney site with safety-inspection proof, photo-verified cleanings, and an easy seasonal scheduling path.
CSIA-trained sweeps Photo-verified cleanings Written safety inspection report
Free cap inspection with any annual sweep
24 service calls this month
Our services
Sweeping, inspection, cap/damper, masonry, service areas
Chimney inspection
Safety-report pages explaining inspection levels in plain language.
Positions the company as the safety-first choice.
Cap & damper repair
Leak and draft-diagnosis pages tied to fast repair scheduling.
Captures urgent water-intrusion and draft-complaint searches.
Masonry & liner repair
Higher-ticket structural repair pages with safety-first framing.
Builds confidence before the biggest chimney estimates.
How it works
Simple from first call to finished job
- 1Book the sweep
- 2Inspect and clean
- 3Photo report and recommendations
Featured project
Pre-winter sweep and liner repair
A cracked liner found during a routine inspection was repaired before the first hard freeze, avoiding a shutdown mid-winter.
Homeowner kept the fireplace usable all season · Monument, CO
Service areas
Serving Colorado Springs, CO and surrounding areas
Colorado Springs Monument Fountain Manitou Springs
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“Hearthkeeper sent photos of the flue before and after, so we actually knew what we were paying for.”
Sample review layout · Colorado Springs, CO
Answers customers search for
- How often should a chimney be swept?
- What does a Level 2 chimney inspection cover?
- What are signs a chimney liner needs repair?
FAQ
Good to know
Do you inspect before every sweep?
Yes. The template includes inspection-first messaging so buyers understand safety is checked before and after cleaning.
How often should a chimney be swept?
Annually for any regularly used fireplace, and sooner when creosote buildup reaches an eighth of an inch — creosote is the fuel of chimney fires. Even gas fireplaces warrant an annual look at venting and components.
What does a Level 2 chimney inspection cover?
A Level 2 adds video scanning of the entire flue to the visual inspection, plus accessible attic and crawlspace portions — it's the standard at property sale or after any event like a chimney fire or lightning strike. You get the footage, not just a verdict.
What are signs a chimney liner needs repair?
Tile shards in the firebox, damp or smoky odors, visible cracks on camera and spalling masonry all point to liner failure. An unlined or damaged flue leaks heat and gases into the structure — that's a stop-using-it finding until relined.
Request a free quote
We text and email your request the moment it lands — expect a callback fast.