Chimney Sweep Comments
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Posted by: KD in zirconia, NC. | Posted: May 20th, 2010 06:05AM |
Type of Chimney: insert | firm: taylor made chimney cleaning and repair |
he really showed me how to keep my chimney clean. he also was very nice, on time and gave me a big discount for using him the first time.i would use him for the rest of my life. |
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Posted by: Duke in Cincinnati, OH. | Posted: May 4th, 2010 11:05AM |
Type of Chimney: Masnory | firm: ApefectChimney&Masnory |
Was Very nice Went over everything wrong with chimney and at a goo price A chimney rebuild for 1200 everyone else in cincinnati wanted around 2100 or more Good Company will tell everyone to use them |
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Posted by: Pamala Pues in Freedom, WI. | Posted: January 11th, 2010 02:01PM |
Type of Chimney: HT | firm: Chimney Guy |
Had the owner of the Chimney Guy come over and cleaned my chimney and wood stove. He did an excellant job. Diffently knew his stuff. Explained everything to me. We talked about what type of wood to burn. My house was clean after they left. |
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Posted by: Viretta in Carmel, IN. | Posted: January 2nd, 2010 11:01AM |
Type of Chimney: Brick | firm: The Cinder Box |
Worker was super fast and really clean. I would never have known he was here if I hadn't seen him for myself. He explained everything that he was doing and told me afterwards that my chimney was in good shape. |
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Posted by: Pete Martinez in Killeen, TX. | Posted: December 31st, 2009 05:12AM |
Type of Chimney: Insert | firm: CHIMNEY PRO |
Came and swept chimney, cleaned out firebox, oiled screen and damper, swept flue, inspected and made a minor crack repair. He explained how to properly use the fireplace, told me to use oak and pecan woods, showed me how to stack the logs to get faster burn. Also explained draft problems and what to do if there is smoke or a chimney fire. He was very good, clean and knowledgeable. Also, he let me know that he could repair any problems withe the fireplace, chase, crown and roofing around chimney. I felt very confident I got the right company! |
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Posted by: kelly n in bethesda, MD. | Posted: December 4th, 2009 05:12AM |
Type of Chimney: prefab | firm: My Chimney Sweep Service |
I had my chimney cleaned by the owner himself. After he was finished he actually used endust on my coffee table.He said:"If you leave a womans house a mess she never invites you back"!I was floored!!No mess whatsoever! |
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Posted by: SherriB in Clarksville, TN. | Posted: October 10th, 2009 06:10PM |
Type of Chimney: Pre-fab | firm: Dr. Clean Sweep Chimney Service |
The workers were very professional when they came to my home. The workers were dressed in clothing stating the company name and even wore top hats, to my surprise! They made no mess in my home, laying out drop cloths and explained to me exactly what would be happening during the cleaning process. I was very impressed with the professionalism and quality of service. The man even offered a repeat customer discount for next year! |
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Posted by: Marie in Midland, Other. | Posted: May 13th, 2009 04:05PM |
Type of Chimney: brick | firm: AIM Chimney |
They were not the cheapest but were recommended by a friend. After I had the other guys in the fall, WHAT A DIFFERENCE.
Clean, courteous and oh so helpful
Found out why my chimney smoked sometimes and how often I should sweep, what type of wood to burn.AND how to build the perfect fire.
The extra cost was much worth it |
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Posted by: T Bop in Washington, PA. | Posted: January 2nd, 2009 12:01PM |
Type of Chimney: brick | firm: ChimneyCleanman,Captial Roofing |
Chimney was hit by lighting and had to be removed from the house, it took 4hrs one brick at a time with four guys doing the work,in a snow storm on a slate roof, unnreal, they stacked the old bricks in the basement for me to reuse. |
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Posted by: Ruth in Edmonton Alberta, Other. | Posted: September 24th, 2008 10:09AM |
Type of Chimney: SELKIRK | firm: HigherPowerCanada |
An Excellent Job!! Courteous,knowledgeable, and Safety Oriented. Pointed out deficiencies that could save my life. |
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Posted by: Edy in Clarksville, TN. | Posted: May 12th, 2007 10:05AM |
Type of Chimney: prefab | firm: |
He took all of 5-10 minutes to replace the chimney cap but left one of the side walls off. Now a bird has made a nest and sticks and grass from the nest is falling down my flue into the fireplace.The bird sounds like he's in the flue and is driving my dogs and me crazy. I don't know why he did't replace the sidewall or remove the other three. Is this standard practice? It's been a little over a month since he did the job. I've tried contacting him several times over the last three weeks leaving messages on his machine to call me, but haven't gotten any response. I feel I was robbed and at this point I'm considering filing a complaint to the BBB in my area. Before they leave your property make sure every thing is done, cause you probably won't see them again. I would $150.00 is way not worth the job he did on my chimney. |
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Posted by: First Time Homeowner in San Jose, CA. | Posted: April 17th, 2007 11:04PM |
Type of Chimney: normal | firm: Chimney Safe |
The house got smoky when we used the fireplace, so I called Chimney Safe, which was recommended locally. Their price was the same as the other places I called -- $80 for a basic 1 story ranch house. After the sweep, they said they chimney wasn't too dirty and another sweep wouldn't be needed after a cord of wood. When I asked about the smoke, they said the flue was clear and the cause was probably inadequate ventilation. The guy suggested putting bricks under the fireplace screen, so enough air flows into the fireplace, pulling the smoke out the flue. At least the chimney got all vacuumed and nice and clean. |
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Posted by: First Time Homeowner in San Jose, CA. | Posted: April 17th, 2007 11:04PM |
Type of Chimney: normal | firm: Chimney Safe |
The house got smoky when we used the fireplace, so I called Chimney Safe, which was recommended locally. Their price was the same as the other places I called -- $80 for a basic 1 story ranch house. After the sweep, they said they chimney wasn't too dirty and another sweep wouldn't be needed after a cord of wood. When I asked about the smoke, they said the flue was clear and the cause was probably inadequate ventilation. The guy suggested putting bricks under the fireplace screen, so enough air flows into the fireplace, pulling the smoke out the flue. At least the chimney got all vacuumed and nice and clean. |
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