Chimney Sweep
Denver The No.1
Leading Chimney Sweep Company in Denver Since
1979 Get Your FREE
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Chimney Sweep and
Fireplace Repair
Denver
Denver,
Colorado
TheMH, LLC
is an established chimney sweep service and
repair company in the Denver.
We were established by a group of professional
chimney cleaning and fireplace repair technicians in the
Denver, Colorado area looking to build a long term business
relationship with our customers through Providing supreme
chimney cleaning service through our knowledge, and
honesty.
That's why we
urge everyone to answer this question:
How much do you know
about your chimney and fireplace?
If your
answer is "not much" or "what's to know?" You fit in with
99% of our customers. Some chimney sweeps take advantage of
this fact.
We guarantee to be the most informative, honest, and
affordable chimney sweep Denver offers. We make it our #1
priority to give you the correct information that you need
to make your fireplace safe
Don't just take our word for it, Let
us prove it to you:
We don't want you to give us your
business, we would love to earn it. That's why we offer a
free, full chimney and fireplace safety inspection and
condition report!
Why? We want you to get to know us on a no pressure
personal level first. Don't stop here though, there's more
to the deal:
Call to speak to an owner, ask
some questions,
and schedule an appointment
And We Will Call You
Chimney Sweep
and Why It's a Must!
Why do you need a chimney sweep?
Chimney Cleaning is an important part of routine fireplace
maintenance.
When wood is burned in a fireplace the
smoke that is created containes flammable residue that is
deposited on the interior of your flues, smoke shelf and
smoke chamber. If not proberly removed this build up can
begin to build to very dangerous levels.
When creosote ignites it burns at about 2100 degrees F.
When combined with vertical chain effect the heat can reach
upwards of 3000 degrees F. At this temperature it can
easily set your home on fire, destroy your chimney, and
literally melt your chimney cap and/or flue tiles.
Chimney caps and flue liners are made most commonly
from 18/10 stainless steel which has a melting point of
2,781 degrees F.
Depending on use, a thorough cleaning should be
performed every year to even twice a year
in high use cases.
