AuroraEast Metro
12101 E 2nd Ave #218
Aurora, CO 80011
Sun–Fri: 6:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Chimney Sweep & Repair in Aurora, CO Across three counties
- Our office on E 2nd Ave
- Homes in three counties
- Spring hail and wind checks
Aurora stretches over Arapahoe, Adams and Douglas counties and about 950 feet of elevation, so a chimney near Sand Creek and one on the southern edge face different wind and weather. Our Aurora office on E 2nd Ave handles calls across the city.
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Chimney help for in Aurora
Aurora homeowners mostly call about sweeps, caps, leaks and cracked crowns. If something else is going on, such as smoke in the room, describe it and we will point you to the right service below.
Most requested Chimney Sweep
Book a sweep when smoke smells linger or soot keeps dropping into the firebox.
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Chimney Inspection
Start here if nobody has checked the stack in a while, or before you buy or sell.
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Chimney Repair
For cracked brick, leaks and loose parts, with the cause found before the fix.
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Chimney Crown Repair
Hairline cracks in the top slab let rain in. Sealing or rebuilding it protects the walls below.
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Chimney Cap Installation
No cap, or a rusted one? A new screened cap closes the opening to weather and wildlife.
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Chimney Liner Repair & Installation
Damaged flue tiles or a mismatched appliance call for a liner that is sound and sized right.
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Housing stock
Fast growth, mixed ages
Aurora's population jumped by roughly 325 percent between 1950 and 1960, and it was one of the fastest-growing cities in the country during the late 1970s and early 1980s. That means a lot of fireplaces from two distinct building booms, plus newer subdivisions to the south and east.
Mid-century brick and block chimneys tend to show worn mortar and rusty or missing caps. Newer factory-built fireplaces have metal flues, where the issue is usually the cap, the chase cover or flashing rather than brick. Knowing which type you have saves a lot of guessing.
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Coverage
How we get to you from E 2nd Ave
Liberty has an Aurora office at 12101 E 2nd Ave #218 with its own phone line, (720) 821-1187. The schedule is open Sunday through Friday.
- Our Aurora office on E 2nd Ave
- Open 6 AM to 10 PM, closed Saturday
- Brick and factory-built flues
How a visit works
Three steps from phone call to finished work
- 01
Tell us what you see
Call or use the form. Smoke smells, water stains, loose brick or a missing cap are all useful details.
- 02
A technician looks it over
The chimney, flue and fireplace are checked, and what you find is explained in plain terms before anything is decided.
- 03
Choose the work
Sweeping, a small repair or a bigger rebuild: you pick the next step with the findings in hand.
Weather
Thunderstorm country for chimney tops
Spring and summer afternoons in Aurora bring thunderstorms and hail, and the city sits just east of I-25 where the plains begin to open up. Wind-driven rain finds any crack at the crown, a loose cap or a gap in flashing.
Winters are drier, with a December average high around 43 degrees and low near 17, so water that got in during storm season can freeze inside the masonry. A fall check catches the gaps before the cold does. Fireplaces within the Front Range metro rules are also limited on declared Action Days.
- Crown cracks after hail
- Rusted or missing caps
- Flashing gaps at the roofline
Service area
Aurora areas we visit
We take calls across Aurora, including the Anschutz Medical Campus area, Lowry, Original Aurora near Colfax, the Stapleton portion, and the neighborhoods near Cherry Creek State Park. Not sure of yours? Ask.
4 listed service areas. marks a shop location. Call to confirm availability for your address.
No match in the list. Call (720) 821-1187 to check.
Our Aurora office
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Common problems
Common chimney problems in Aurora homes
Areas near Aurora
Services in Aurora
- Chimney Sweep in Aurora
- Chimney Cleaning in Aurora
- Chimney Inspection in Aurora
- Chimney Repair in Aurora
- Chimney Crown Repair in Aurora
- Chimney Cap Installation in Aurora
- Chimney Liner Repair & Installation in Aurora
- Chimney Masonry Repair in Aurora
- Chimney Tuckpointing in Aurora
- Chimney Waterproofing in Aurora
- Chimney Rebuilding in Aurora
- Fireplace Repair in Aurora
FAQ
Aurora chimney questions
Short replies to what people ask before they call. The full list is on the FAQ page.
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Is there an Aurora office?
Yes. Our Aurora office is at 12101 E 2nd Ave #218, and you can reach it at (720) 821-1187. Call or send a message, describe what you are seeing, and a technician will set up the visit at your address.
My home is in Douglas County part of Aurora. Do you still come?
Yes. Aurora crosses Arapahoe, Adams and Douglas counties, and we do not treat them differently. Tell us the street and we will confirm the visit. County line only matters if a permit is needed for a rebuild or new liner.
Why does my Aurora chimney leak after a thunderstorm?
Heavy, wind-driven rain exposes weak spots: a cracked crown, a missing cap, a lifted flashing edge or open mortar joints. Hail can create these overnight. A technician traces the water path and often it is a small cap or crown fix rather than a full rebuild.
Is it all right to burn wood in winter?
Mostly yes, but the metro area has state Action Days that limit wood burning in fireplaces without a certified device. Burning only seasoned wood and keeping the flue swept reduces smoke either way.
What does a sweep include?
A chimney sweep removes soot and creosote from the flue and firebox, and the technician looks at the damper and visible parts. If something looks off, they can recommend a deeper inspection.