Chimney Inspection & Cleaning in Denver — $99 Standard Service

Our certified chimney inspector assesses your flue condition, creosote buildup level, and structural integrity — then performs a thorough standard sweep. You leave knowing exactly what shape your chimney is in and that it's safe to use.

Chimney flue lined with heavy creosote and soot before cleaningBefore
Chimney flue clean and clear after professional sweepingAfter
Real before & after from a recent Denver job
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Chimney Maintenance Isn't Optional — It's a Safety Issue

Most homeowners only think about their chimney when something goes wrong. By then, it's often expensive — or dangerous. Annual maintenance catches problems early, when they're still small and inexpensive to fix.

Creosote buildup is the #1 cause of chimney fires — highly flammable, it coats the flue with every fire you burn.
Carbon monoxide can leak through cracked liners directly into your living space — silent and deadly.
Structural damage to the crown or masonry lets water in — leading to thousands in repair costs if ignored.
A $99 inspection now is worth far more than a $3,000+ liner replacement or chimney rebuild later.

Chimney Cross-Section

CAP ← Crown FLUE LINER SMOKE CHAMBER ← Damper FIREBOX Hearth Liner →

We inspect every component shown above

The $99 Package — Sweep + Full Structural Inspection

Complete Service — One Flat Price

Full Maintenance Chimney Sweep

We remove all creosote, soot, and debris from the flue and firebox using professional brushes and a HEPA-filtered vacuum. No mess left behind in your home.

Crown & Cap Inspection

Checked for cracks, deterioration, and improper sealing. A cracked crown is one of the most common sources of water damage in chimneys.

Exterior Masonry Inspection

Inspected for spalling, cracking, and mortar joint failure. Caught early, these are inexpensive fixes. Left unchecked, they lead to structural collapse.

Flue Liner Check

Checked for cracks, gaps, or deterioration via visual inspection. A compromised liner is a carbon monoxide risk and can allow chimney fire to spread to surrounding framing.

Damper Test

Tested for proper opening, closing, and seal integrity. A stuck or warped damper causes drafting problems and heat loss.

Firebox & Smoke Chamber Inspection

Inspected for cracks, smoke staining patterns, and joint deterioration. These are early warning signs of liner failure or improper burning.

Carbon Monoxide Safety Advisory

We advise on CO detector placement and ventilation best practices relative to your fireplace type and usage.

$99
Complete Sweep + Full Structural Inspection
No extra charge for the inspection — it's always included.

Many chimney companies charge $150–$250 for a sweep AND charge separately for the inspection. We include both for $99.

Available Add-Ons

These are optional services — we'll mention them only if relevant to what we find during your inspection.

Chimney Cap Installation
If missing or damaged — prevents rain, animals, and debris entry
Quote on-site
Full Crown Repair / Crown Seal
Full crown repair and sealing to prevent water infiltration and structural damage
Quote on-site
Chimney Deep Clean
For heavy creosote buildup (Stage 2 or 3) or long-neglected fireplaces — extended scrubbing, chemical treatment, and full smoke chamber cleaning
Quote on-site

Signs Your Chimney Needs Immediate Attention

White staining (efflorescence) on exterior chimney bricks
Black or brown staining inside the fireplace opening
Smoke entering the room when you use the fireplace
Crackling or popping sounds during a fire (possible chimney fire)
Rusting damper or firebox components
It's been more than 12 months since your last sweep and inspection

Fireplace & Flue Systems We Service

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Wood-Burning Fireplaces
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Gas Fireplace Inserts
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Factory-Built / Prefab
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Masonry Fireplaces
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Wood Stove Flue Pipes
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Oil Furnace Flues

How It Works

1

Book Online or Call

Schedule in 60 seconds. Same-day and next-day appointments frequently available.

2

Technician Arrives On Time

Uniformed, fully equipped with professional brushes, HEPA vacuum, and inspection tools.

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Full Sweep & Inspection Done

Complete cleaning performed. Every structural component inspected and documented.

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You Get a Written Report

Leave with a full written summary of findings. No guesswork — just facts and recommended actions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Annually if you use your fireplace regularly. The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) recommends at minimum an annual inspection. If you burn frequently (multiple fires per week during winter), twice-yearly cleaning may be appropriate.
Creosote is a tar-like byproduct of burning wood that deposits on the inside of your flue liner. It builds up with each fire and is highly flammable — it's the primary fuel for chimney fires. Stage 1 creosote is dusty and easy to remove; Stage 3 (glazed creosote) is extremely difficult to remove and significantly increases fire risk.
Level 1 is a standard visual inspection — included with our $99 service, appropriate for annually maintained chimneys used in normal conditions. Level 2 adds camera scanning of the full flue — we offer this as a +$75 add-on, recommended if the chimney hasn't been inspected in years or you're buying/selling. Level 3 involves destructive investigation (opening walls) and is only warranted after a chimney fire or major damage is suspected.
We recommend not using a fireplace that hasn't been inspected in over a year, or one where you've noticed any warning signs. Burning in a blocked or structurally compromised chimney is a genuine fire and CO hazard. Book a cleaning first — it takes less than two hours.
We document it in your written report, explain what we found in plain language, and provide a quote for any recommended repairs. You're never pressured to decide on the spot — you get the information and make the choice that's right for you.
Our team follows CSIA (Chimney Safety Institute of America) standards and best practices for all sweeps and inspections. We treat every chimney the way a CSIA-certified professional would — with thorough documentation, proper equipment, and safety-first protocol.

What Denver Homeowners Say

★★★★★

"They cleaned our chimney and found a crack in the liner we didn't know about — potentially saved us from a serious hazard. Thorough inspection and great communication throughout. The written report was a nice touch."

Linda R. — Littleton, CO
★★★★★

"We bought an older home and hadn't used the fireplace yet. Glad we had it inspected first — the damper was rusted shut and there was Stage 2 creosote buildup. EcoVentCare fixed everything in one visit. Fair price, excellent work."

Tom & Karen W. — Parker, CO
★★★★★

"I've used three different chimney companies over the years. EcoVentCare was the most thorough by far. They actually inspected every component and gave me a written report with photos. Everyone else just swept and left."

Greg O. — Highlands Ranch, CO

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