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Request Your Free Chimney Estimate
Choose a preferred date and tell us what is happening. A technician can visit and give you a free estimate.
Tell Us About Your Chimney
Your preferred date is a request. We confirm the appointment directly with you.
What Happens Next
What happens after you request a visit
We Confirm the Visit
Our team checks coverage and availability, then contacts you to confirm the appointment.
Technician Visits
A technician looks at the chimney or fireplace and gives you a free estimate.
You Decide
If you approve paid work, a deposit is required.
Frequently Asked Questions
Free estimate, deposit, and scheduling
Is the estimate visit free?
Yes. A technician can visit, look at the chimney or fireplace, and give you a free estimate.
Do I pay a deposit when I submit this form?
No. This form requests a free estimate visit. Every approved paid job requires a deposit.
What happens if I cancel after paying the deposit?
If you cancel after paying the deposit, Chimney Repair Service keeps the deposit.
Does submitting the form confirm my appointment?
No. The form sends your preferred date and service details to our team. We contact you to confirm service-area coverage, availability, and the appointment. A requested date is not final until it is confirmed.
How is the appointment date confirmed?
Choose a preferred date in the form. The team contacts you to confirm the appointment based on the address, requested service, and current availability.
What services can I request online?
You can request chimney repair, sweeping, leak diagnosis, cap or crown work, masonry service, relining, fireplace service, and other chimney work. If the exact service is not listed, describe the issue in the message field.
What should I do for an urgent chimney or fireplace problem?
For an active fire, carbon-monoxide alarm, gas odor, unstable structure, or another immediate danger, leave the area and call 911 or the appropriate utility first.