Air duct cleaning
Tell us which rooms or vents are affected and whether the ductwork is accessible. That helps us discuss the scope before a visit.
Air duct cleaning, chimney sweeping and fireplace services for homes in Boulder and the surrounding Front Range.
Call with your ZIP code to check the earliest arrival window for your neighborhood.
Call A-Z →Tell us what needs cleaning and ask for the scope and price before you book a visit.
Request a quote →Before booking, ask whether your service includes a warranty, what it covers and how long it lasts.
Ask about coverage →Tell us which rooms or vents are affected and whether the ductwork is accessible. That helps us discuss the scope before a visit.
Let us know how you use the chimney and when it was last swept, if known. Call to discuss cleaning and appointment options.
Describe your fireplace and what you would like checked. A photo of the firebox can help the team understand your request.



For the communities below, send your city or ZIP code so the team can confirm a visit to your address.
Allenspark, Eldorado Springs, Hygiene, Jamestown, Lafayette, Longmont, Louisville, Lyons, Nederland, Niwot, Superior, Ward
Broomfield, Commerce City, Dacono, Erie, Federal Heights, Frederick, Northglenn, Thornton, Westminster
Arvada, Black Hawk, Central City, Edgewater, Golden, Idledale, Indian Hills, Kittredge, Lakewood, Morrison, Pinecliffe, Rollinsville, Wheat Ridge
Castle Pines, Centennial, Englewood, Foxfield, Littleton, Lone Tree, Louviers, Parker, Sedalia, Sheridan
| Monday–Tuesday | 8 am – 7 pm |
|---|---|
| Wednesday–Thursday | 9 am – 7 pm |
| Friday & Sunday | 9 am – 5 pm |
| Saturday | Closed |
For wood-burning systems, EPA cites an annual professional inspection of the appliance, chimney and vent. Air ducts are cleaned as needed. Describe the system you have so the team can discuss the right service.
EPA chimney guidance · EPA air duct guidanceAfter heating season, note how often the fireplace was used and any changes you noticed. Keep the last service report handy when asking about the next visit.
If you want the fireplace ready for fall, use the quieter months at home to find the last inspection date and discuss the scope of a visit before your first fire.
Before the first fire, check when a professional last inspected your wood-burning fireplace and chimney. If the date is unknown, mention that when you request a call.
When arranging a winter visit, give the team your ZIP code and mention access issues such as a snowy driveway. Ask the team to confirm a suitable arrival window.
Choose air duct cleaning for the ducts and vents that distribute air through your home. For the flue that carries smoke out of a fireplace, choose chimney sweeping. For a question about the firebox, grate or fireplace itself, choose fireplace services. If you are unsure, describe what you see.
For ductwork, include the rooms involved and where the heating equipment is located. For chimney work, mention the number of fireplaces, the fuel you use and the last sweeping date if you know it. Add your city or ZIP code so the team can check service availability.
Yes. Choose the main service and list the other work in the message. For example, you can ask about upstairs air vents and a basement fireplace in one request. The team can discuss what can be included in the same visit.
The form starts a conversation about the work. The team will use the contact details you provide to discuss the scope, price and an available time. A visit is scheduled once you agree on the details with the team.
Tell us where the work is needed and how to reach you. A city or ZIP code is enough to start.
Prefer to call? (303) 667-3998