Chimney Removal Service
Chimney Removal in Denver, CO
Chimney removal in Denver can address a damaged, unused or unwanted chimney, from the visible stack to the portion inside your home. We inspect the structure in person, identify the removal scope and provide a plan for the work.
- Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
- Free in-home inspections
- Same-day service
- 10-year warranty
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When Chimney Removal in Denver Makes Sense
A chimney you no longer use
An unused chimney can still take up space and need attention. An inspection helps establish whether you are considering removal above the roof, inside the home, or both.
Visible damage to the stack
Loose masonry, a deteriorating crown or recurring water entry can prompt an owner to consider removal rather than continued repairs. The inspection identifies what parts of the chimney are present and what the proposed scope would include.
Renovation plans affect the fireplace
A remodel may call for removing a fireplace, chimney breast or the full chimney run. Decide which areas you want cleared before the inspection so the plan can account for the chimney’s path through the home.
A leak near the chimney
Water around the chimney can come from the roof connection or from masonry above it. The removal plan should address how the roof opening will be closed and whether related flashing work is needed.
You want to remove the chimney above the roof
Some projects focus on the stack visible outdoors, while others involve sections inside the house as well. The chimney’s extent and the finish you want determine the scope to assess.
What a Chimney Removal Service Can Cover
- Define the removal extent — The plan distinguishes removal above the roof from work that continues through the attic or living areas, so the scope matches your renovation or repair goal.
- Review the chimney’s route — The in-home inspection checks where the chimney sits and how it passes through the building. Access and the number of areas involved affect how the work is arranged.
- Plan the removal work area — Interior and exterior access can change what needs to be protected and how materials can be moved. Clear access to the fireplace, chimney and relevant roof area helps the inspection cover the full project.
- Account for the roof opening — When removal leaves an opening at the roof, the plan needs to identify how that area will be closed and weatherproofed. The required roof work depends on the opening and surrounding materials.
- Consider connected chimney repairs — If you are not removing the entire chimney, damage to the remaining structure may call for a separate repair plan. We also offer chimney repair for chimney components that remain in place.
- Confirm related fireplace needs — Removing a chimney may affect a fireplace or other connected components. Tell us what you plan to keep or remove so the inspection can account for those parts.
- Set the project scope before work — The quote should state what is being removed and how the roof area or remaining structure will be addressed. Ask about any finish work outside the chimney removal itself.
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How We Plan Chimney Removal From Inspection to Work
- Tell us what needs to change — When booking, describe the issue or renovation goal and whether you are considering removal above the roof, inside the home, or both. Make the fireplace and the area around the chimney accessible for the inspection.
- Inspect the chimney in person — We provide a free in-home inspection to review the chimney’s location, visible condition and extent. Visit length varies with access and how far the chimney runs through the property; the inspection establishes what needs to be included in the work plan.
- Set the removal scope and quote — The scope accounts for the chimney’s height, construction, access, removal extent and roof opening. Ask for the roof closure and any related flashing work to be identified clearly in the quote.
- Arrange the work around the agreed scope — Before work begins, confirm which chimney sections are included and what happens to the affected roof or interior areas. We travel to customers in Denver and towns within 60 miles, so booking starts with your property’s location and the work needed.
What Shapes a Chimney Removal Quote
Chimney removal pricing depends on the size and construction of the chimney, how high it extends, how much of it you want removed, and how easy it is to reach. Removing a stack above the roof is a different scope from removing chimney sections through multiple floors. Roof closure, flashing needs and the condition of the remaining structure can also affect the work involved.
Chimney removal is not one of the services with a starting price listed here, so we do not quote a set removal price without seeing the project. Use the free in-home inspection to establish the scope and request a quote that separates chimney removal from any additional roof or finish work.
Need help now? (720) 780-8924
Why Denver Homeowners Call Us About Chimney Removal
Owner Robert (Bob) Anderson has 28 years of experience with chimneys, and we are licensed and insured. Our free in-home inspection gives you a chance to establish the removal extent before work is planned, while our 10-year warranty applies to covered work. We serve Denver and towns within 60 miles, and we also offer chimney sweep service when you plan to keep the fireplace and chimney. For routine chimney care in the city, see our chimney sweep in Denver page.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I choose a chimney removal company for this project?
Ask for an in-person inspection and a written scope that says which chimney sections will be removed and how the roof opening will be addressed. Our inspection is free in-home, and owner Robert (Bob) Anderson brings 28 years of chimney experience.
How do you handle chimney removal and roof repair together?
The roof opening and any needed flashing work should be identified as part of the project plan. We offer chimney flashing repair, but the required work depends on the roof and the removal scope found during the inspection.
How do you remove a chimney breast?
First, the inspection needs to establish how the chimney breast connects to the rest of the chimney and what sections you want removed. Do not treat removing the visible breast as proof that the chimney above or below it can be left unchanged; include those areas in the scope.
What should chimney removal before and after planning cover?
Before work, agree on the exact removal extent and how affected roof or interior areas will be handled. After removal, check that the completed work matches the agreed scope and that the roof opening or remaining chimney has been addressed as specified.
Is chimney demolition near me available in Denver?
We travel to customers in Denver and towns within 60 miles. Share your address and whether the chimney is being removed above the roof or through the home when you book, so the inspection can be arranged around the project.
How long does the chimney removal inspection visit take?
Visit length varies with access and whether the chimney runs through multiple parts of the property. Having the fireplace, relevant interior areas and roof access available helps us inspect the scope and identify what the removal plan needs to cover.
Plan Your Chimney Removal
Call (720) 780-8924 to arrange a free in-home inspection and get a quote based on the chimney and roof work involved.