Wood Stove Sweeping in Denver
Stove pipe, flue and cap cleaning for wood stoves in daily use.
$99 Chimney Inspection. Top-to-bottom inspection with a photo report. Book the repair and the $99 comes off your price.
Wood stoves that run all winter build creosote quickly, especially in the stove pipe and at the top of the flue where gases cool. We clean the entire system from the stove to the cap.
Included with every visit
- Stove pipe and connector cleaning
- Full flue brushing
- Cap and spark arrestor cleaning
- Baffle and firebox cleanout
- Level 1 inspection
When to call about wood stove sweeping
- Glass blackening fast
- Weak draft
- Smoke when loading
- Creosote flakes in the stove
- Burning more wood for less heat
What sets the work apart
A plugged spark arrestor screen is one of the most common problems we see on mountain stoves. It chokes the draft and makes the stove smoke.
Heavy users should plan on at least one sweep a year, and some need a mid-season cleaning.
Available across Denver
Wood Stove Sweeping is available in:
Add to your visit
- Stainless chimney cap: Keeps out rain, animals and embers. Often the cheapest fix that prevents the expensive one.
- Masonry waterproofing: Breathable sealer that stops freeze-thaw damage before it starts.
- Top-sealing damper: Seals the flue tight when not in use. Cuts drafts and energy loss.
- Crown coating: Flexible coating that seals hairline cracks and extends crown life.
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Book wood stove sweeping
We'll call you back to set the time.
Wood Stove Sweeping questions
How often should a wood stove be swept?
At least once a year for regular users. Daily burners may need a mid-season sweep.
Can you sweep a stove in the middle of winter?
Yes. We just need the stove cool when we arrive.
Do you service wood stoves?
Yes. Wood stoves are a big part of what we do in the foothills.
Do you travel to rural properties?
Yes. We schedule by area so we can cover the mountain communities efficiently.