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A-Tec Chimney Sweep

4.83(
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A-Tec Chimney Sweep

4.83(
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Approved Pro
Customers say: Super punctual
Recommended by 94% of Angi customers
Recommended by 94% of HomeAdvisor customers
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We are an Advanced Chimney Repair Company with services ranging from simple cleanings to complex chimney rebuilds. We have six employees and four service trucks and we do not subcontractor work out at this time. Our Construction Supervisor Specialty License #102689. Additional phone numbers: (508) 275-7628, (508) 275-7637, (508) 969-4827, (781) 989-2401. Our MA HIC registration #166376 CSIA certification number #8065 Decorative heating appliance license #8071. RI Contractor Reg #33817 We offer free estimates in the spring and summer months. Angie’s List customers get $20 off any cleaning, $30 off any chimney cap & $100 off any chimney repairs over $1,000. Please be sure and remind your chimney service technician to let them know you are an Angie’s List customer to receive the special discounts.

"Awesome job! I had hired a different company (Shamrock) because they were cheap, but the wanted to upsell a bunch of stuff not even needed. A-Tec didn’t do that at all! They were respectful, professional, and did exactly as was asked! Will definitely use them again! Just goes to show you get what you pay for! I’m glad I found them!"

Jennifer B on November 2024

We are an Advanced Chimney Repair Company with services ranging from simple cleanings to complex chimney rebuilds. We have six employees and four service trucks and we do not subcontractor work out at this time. Our Construction Supervisor Specialty License #102689. Additional phone numbers: (508) 275-7628, (508) 275-7637, (508) 969-4827, (781) 989-2401. Our MA HIC registration #166376 CSIA certification number #8065 Decorative heating appliance license #8071. RI Contractor Reg #33817 We offer free estimates in the spring and summer months. Angie’s List customers get $20 off any cleaning, $30 off any chimney cap & $100 off any chimney repairs over $1,000. Please be sure and remind your chimney service technician to let them know you are an Angie’s List customer to receive the special discounts.

"Awesome job! I had hired a different company (Shamrock) because they were cheap, but the wanted to upsell a bunch of stuff not even needed. A-Tec didn’t do that at all! They were respectful, professional, and did exactly as was asked! Will definitely use them again! Just goes to show you get what you pay for! I’m glad I found them!"

Jennifer B on November 2024


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RI Foundations & Masonry

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RI Foundations & Masonry

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25 years of experience

For top-rated masonry services in Providence, Rhode Island and beyond, trust RI Foundations & Masonry. Expert craftsmanship, reliable team, and stunning results make them the best choice for your project.

For top-rated masonry services in Providence, Rhode Island and beyond, trust RI Foundations & Masonry. Expert craftsmanship, reliable team, and stunning results make them the best choice for your project.


We specialize in many landscape and hardscape services. Give us a call today. Lawn care Mulching Fall cleanups Spring cleanups Hardscapes Power washing


Mr. Chimney

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Mr. Chimney

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28 years of experience

We have 20 years experience in the chimney industry, no project too big - no job too small. Andy has his Unrestricted Construction Supervisors License and HIC Lic. and because we are a mom-n-pop you work directly with the owner!

We have 20 years experience in the chimney industry, no project too big - no job too small. Andy has his Unrestricted Construction Supervisors License and HIC Lic. and because we are a mom-n-pop you work directly with the owner!





ECC Chimney Services

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ECC Chimney Services

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12 years of experience

ECC Chimney Services is a small business. We currently have 5 employees. Our owner, Chris, will work closely with you to make sure you are getting the most for your money. As a member of the National Chimney Sweep Guild and also certified through the Chimney Institute of America, we take our motto, "Preventing fires one house at a time," very seriously. Our owner Chris, was a volunteer firefighter in his local community and saw the need to prevent these fires from even starting.

ECC Chimney Services is a small business. We currently have 5 employees. Our owner, Chris, will work closely with you to make sure you are getting the most for your money. As a member of the National Chimney Sweep Guild and also certified through the Chimney Institute of America, we take our motto, "Preventing fires one house at a time," very seriously. Our owner Chris, was a volunteer firefighter in his local community and saw the need to prevent these fires from even starting.


Top Notch Masonry

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Top Notch Masonry

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Customers say: Quick response
Recommended by 100% of Angi customers
Recommended by 100% of HomeAdvisor customers

We offer quality custom masonry work, Custom Brick, and stonework are our Specialty. Competitive pricing, Masonry work done right the first time, Built to last!

"Excellent quality on time and good clean up we love the new wall."

Steve C on July 2020

We offer quality custom masonry work, Custom Brick, and stonework are our Specialty. Competitive pricing, Masonry work done right the first time, Built to last!

"Excellent quality on time and good clean up we love the new wall."

Steve C on July 2020


Architectural Design LLC

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Architectural Design LLC

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19 years of experience

We are a general contracting corporation, specializing in framing, wood work, renovation, space distribution, and many more property services, who look forward to provide an exceptional customer service.

We are a general contracting corporation, specializing in framing, wood work, renovation, space distribution, and many more property services, who look forward to provide an exceptional customer service.

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Chimney Caps questions, answered by experts

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