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Midtown Chimney Services

Professional service. Expert Chimney Sweeps/Repair/Installation Services. Dryer Vent Cleaning. Call us or book online today! Independently Owned and Operated.

Click the link below, enter your zip code and book your appointment with ease! Midtown Chimney Sweeps of Lakewood, CO is a full service chimney sweeping and dryer vent cleaning business. Our qualified chimney professionals are insured, including Workman's Compensation Insurance on all employees. We are the chimney repair guys doing gas, wood and pellet fireplace diagnosis and repair. Dampers, chimney caps, crown coat, flue cleaning, chimney sweeping. We also perform light maintenance and repair work of fireplaces and chimney and dryer vents. Authorized franchisee of Midtown Chimney Sweeps Franchising, LLC

10/22/2026

A quick checklist for Lakewood before the next storm: firewood stocked and dry, flashlights found, detectors tested, stove inspected. Ten minutes and one appointment.

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10/22/2026

This house didn’t have drywall yet, but it already had heat. That’s the thing about a wood stove. Before the first real storm rolls in, take ten minutes to get ready: dry firewood within reach, flashlights where you can find them, fresh batteries in your smoke and CO detectors, and a stove that’s been inspected this season. No backup heat yet? It’s worth talking about before the cold settles in.
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10/19/2026

If you heat with wood in Lakewood, you already know the appeal. It’s warmth that’s yours, whatever the grid is doing. A quick sweep before winter and you’re set.

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10/19/2026

Snow, ice, or one bad windstorm on the lines, and the furnace goes quiet. A wood stove doesn’t care. It just needs dry wood, a clean flue, and a chimney that’s been checked this season. If yours hasn’t been looked at since last winter, now is a good time, before you’re relying on it.

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10/05/2026

It's Fire Prevention Week, so here are two easy things to do before your first fire this fall. Have the chimney swept and inspected, then walk the house and check your smoke and CO detectors. You want one in every bedroom and one in each common area, and it takes about a minute to test them all. That covers the two things you most want working on a cold night.

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10/05/2026

A clean chimney and a detector that beats a dying battery. That's the whole Fire Prevention Week list for Lakewood homes, and both are easy to cross off before you light your first fire.

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09/29/2026

If you've ever watched one of our techs work and thought you could run something like that, you might be right. Midtown is growing into new territory, including Grand Rapids and Minnesota, and we're looking for people who want to own a hands-on business in a trade homes will always need. Each franchise is independently owned, with the systems and the name already behind you.

Learn more at chimneyfranchise.com

09/29/2026

A franchise isn't for everyone. It works best for someone who likes being out of the office, doesn't mind a little soot, and wants to build something of their own. If that's you, and you're in Lakewood, come find out more.

Learn more at chimneyfranchise.com

09/26/2026

Green Mountain looks a little different every week in the fall, and so does our schedule, because it fills up. If your Lakewood fireplace is due for a sweep, booking now means less waiting and a first fire you don't have to think twice about.

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09/26/2026

Three generations of one family, same trade, same standard since 1979. Fall is when everybody remembers their chimney at once, so the calendar fills up quickly. Book your sweep and inspection now and it's handled before the first cold night.

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09/02/2026

During a routine inspection, our technician spotted something easy to miss from the ground: a metal chase cover cut too short, leaving a strip of wood trim exposed right at the edge. Every time it rains, water finds that gap and soaks into wood that was never meant to get wet. This is exactly the kind of problem you only catch by actually looking. If your chimney hasn't been inspected in a while, book a full inspection at midtownsweeps.com.

09/02/2026

Plenty of Lakewood homes have chase covers original to the house, and sizing issues show up more than people expect. A recent inspection found one cut short, leaving wood trim exposed and soaking up rain at the seam. Simple thing to check, real difference over time. Schedule at midtownsweeps.com.

08/24/2026

We pulled a condemned factory-built fireplace out of a two-story building this week. Behind the wall was a venting elbow joint that had failed beyond repair, hidden for who knows how long. That's why we inspect.

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08/24/2026

A two-story building, a condemned fireplace, and a venting elbow joint that had failed completely behind the wall. Lakewood, that's the kind of thing you want caught early, not after the fact.

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08/12/2026

Energy costs keep climbing, and more homeowners are done guessing what next month's utility bill will look like. Wood and pellet appliances give you something the grid can't: real control over your heating costs and warmth you can actually count on. 2026 is shaping up to be a great year to make the switch. Ready to talk options? Visit midtownsweeps.com and let's chat.

08/12/2026

Utility bills in Lakewood have been anything but predictable lately. A wood or pellet appliance gives you reliable heat and more control over your energy costs, without the guesswork. 2026 is shaping up to be a solid year to make the switch. midtownsweeps.com

08/07/2026

Why That Fireplace "Refresh" on TikTok Could Cost You

If you've seen the chimney pros going viral for their reactions to home-flipper DIY jobs, you know the cringe is real. Painting over a firebox, caulking with the wrong materials, sealing things that need to breathe, these "quick fixes" can trap heat, hide damage, and turn a cosmetic project into a genuine fire hazard.

Some fireplace maintenance is great to DIY: storing firewood off the ground and covered, keeping the hearth clear, and burning seasoned wood only. But anything involving the firebox, flue, or chimney structure is a job for someone trained to know what's safe.

Not sure if a past project was done right? Midtown Chimney Sweeps will inspect it, tell you straight, and fix what needs fixing. Book your inspection today.

Link - https://www.midtownsweeps.com/book/

With America celebrating 250 years, we think it's high time chimney sweeps had a celebration of our own.

Actually, we chimney sweeps celebrate every day anyway. In this whole wide world, there's no happier bloke.

Now that the ladder of life has been strung,
a chimney sweep's on the bottommost rung.
Though we spend our days in ashes and soot,
my, what a sight and oh, what a lot of fun.

We did have to write up two team members last week.

They got it in their heads that playing golf from house to house, chimney top to chimney top, would be a fun idea.

No way.

We explained once again the need to always stay on the SAME roof when playing a consistent game.

But they didn't listen.

So they got written up.

Here's a picture of what our chimney safety manual clearly indicates as acceptable.

Manual Figure 7B: Approved Same-Roof Golfing Procedure
Not recommended. Merely tolerated by management in cartoon form.

08/07/2026

Why That Fireplace "Refresh" on TikTok Could Cost You

If you've seen the chimney pros going viral for their reactions to home-flipper DIY jobs, you know the cringe is real. Painting over a firebox, caulking with the wrong materials, sealing things that need to breathe, these "quick fixes" can trap heat, hide damage, and turn a cosmetic project into a genuine fire hazard.

Some fireplace maintenance is great to DIY: storing firewood off the ground and covered, keeping the hearth clear, and burning seasoned wood only. But anything involving the firebox, flue, or chimney structure is a job for someone trained to know what's safe.

Not sure if a past project was done right? Midtown Chimney Sweeps will inspect it, tell you straight, and fix what needs fixing. Book your inspection today.

Link - https://www.midtownsweeps.com/book/

With America celebrating 250 years, we think it's high time chimney sweeps had a celebration of our own.

Actually, we chimney sweeps celebrate every day anyway. In this whole wide world, there's no happier bloke.

Now that the ladder of life has been strung,
a chimney sweep's on the bottommost rung.
Though we spend our days in ashes and soot,
my, what a sight — and oh, what a lot of fun.

We did have to write up two team members last week.

They got it in their heads that playing golf from house to house — chimney top to chimney top — would be a fun idea.

No way.

We explained once again the need to always stay on the SAME roof when playing a consistent game.

But they didn't listen.

So they got written up.

Here's a picture of what our chimney safety manual clearly indicates as acceptable.

Manual Figure 7B: Approved Same-Roof Golfing Procedure
Not recommended. Merely tolerated by management in cartoon form.

07/24/2026

A wood insert installed into a framed wall cavity. Construction debris on the firebox floor. A wooden beam sitting directly under the ash door. This family used this fireplace every winter and had no idea any of it was there. That is exactly why an inspection matters. Book yours at midtownsweeps.com.

07/24/2026

Lakewood has a solid mix of older ranch homes and newer builds, and both can hide the same problems. This inspection turned up a wood insert installed into a framed wall, not the masonry box it requires. Plus debris in the firebox and a wooden beam under the ash door. The homeowner had no idea. Catch it early at midtownsweeps.com.

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Service Area:
Lakewood, CO

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 7pm
Tuesday	7am - 7pm
Wednesday	7am - 7pm
Thursday	7am - 7pm
Friday	7am - 7pm

Website

https://www.midtownsweeps.com/locations/co/lakewood-chimney-sweeps/

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