EES Services LLC
Silver Spring, MD
Silver Spring, Maryland has 11 chimney sweeps on record, averaging 4.8 stars across their Google reviews.
With moderate winters, a typical mixed-use fireplace hits roughly 40-60 burns per season. CSIA and NFPA 211 both recommend an annual inspection; most Silver Spring sweeps schedule their cleanings once a year before the first hard freeze.
A standard single-flue sweep in Maryland typically runs $175-$275 from a legitimate operator. Prices below $125 in Silver Spring nearly always indicate a bait-and-switch operation; legitimate sweeps can't afford to roll a truck for that number. Plan on $300-$450 for a Level 2 camera inspection and $250-$500 for a cap install.
According to NFPA 211 standards, every solid-fuel appliance needs an annual inspection. Failure to clean chimneys is the leading cause of home heating fires, which is why the standard pairs a Level 1 inspection with every sweep.
Every Silver Spring operator we know of appears below. Verified badges indicate a business we've confirmed ownership of; CSIA badges indicate independent certification from the Chimney Safety Institute of America.
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