CrownUp Pros Castle Rock
Chimney Sweep // Chimney Repair // Cap Installation //
gutter cleaning // Dryer Vent Cleaning // Animal Removal
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Castle Rock, CO, USA
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Our Services
What We Do
We’re here to give you a better service experience not just during the job, but also afterward. We will provide you with information on how to improve your chimney’s efficiency, safety, and educate you on better daily habits for your chimney use. We care about your experience with us, and therefore we offer fair prices and discounts for returning customers.
Chimney sweep/inspection:
Every time you use your fireplace, creosote is created and deposited on the inside of your chimney. How? As smoke travels up the chimney, it cools and deposits this organic substance on your chimney liner. As that substance cools even more, it solidifies and results in a caked on substance that will build up after use. Creosote is made up of particles from the wood and is incredibly flammable. After enough creosote builds up, it can ignite and launch a fast-spreading, dangerous chimney fire. Proper chimney sweepings will remove this creosote and leave your chimney and fireplace system clean and ready for use.
We Also Clean & Repair Dryer Vents!
We also Clean Gutters!
- The most important seasons to clean your gutters are:
- • Fall: Named appropriately for the falling leaves and debris that come with it, fall is typically most important for gutter cleaning. While the leaves may add something to the home's facade, their weight can cause major damage so they must be cleaned out regularly.
- • Late spring: Rainy season is often when clogging and overflows happen, which can lead to serious issues like flooding, mold, and water damage if not addressed. Be sure to keep an eye out for leaks that need repairing too!
- • Winter: Especially in areas with higher elevation and wetter winters, ice and snow can weigh down or even crack your gutters.
