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A technician visits the property and provides a free estimate for the requested work.
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Understand the Terms Before You Approve
Start with a free technician estimate visit. Approved paid jobs require a deposit, and the company keeps the deposit if the customer later cancels.
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What happens from estimate to approval
Free estimate first
The technician estimate visit comes before the customer decides whether to approve paid work.
Deposit on approved work
Every approved paid job requires a deposit.
Cancellation after deposit
If the customer cancels the job after paying the deposit, the company keeps the deposit.
If you are considering outside financing
Review the proposed project cost before applying through a bank, card issuer, or other lender. Compare the lender's rate, fees, repayment term, and total cost using its official disclosures. Chimney Repair Service does not provide financial advice and does not promise approval by an outside lender.
For the factors that can change the size of a chimney project, see how pricing works.
Questions
Estimates, deposits, and payment planning
Do you offer in-house financing or a payment plan?
This site does not advertise an in-house financing program or fixed payment-plan terms. Do not assume financing is available.
Is a deposit required for the free estimate?
No. A technician can visit and provide a free estimate. A deposit is required only after you approve a paid job.
What happens to the deposit if I cancel?
If you cancel the approved job after paying the deposit, Chimney Repair Service keeps it.
Can a larger project be split into stages?
That depends on the condition of the chimney and the work involved. Ask the technician during the free estimate visit.
Will homeowners insurance cover chimney work?
Coverage depends on your policy, the cause of the damage, and your insurer. Chimney Repair Service does not decide coverage. Contact your insurer before relying on reimbursement, and ask what documents it requires.
Start with the free on-site assessment.
Request a visit so a technician can provide a free estimate for the requested work.