About Chimney Sweep SEO and the Owners We Write For
Behind every chimney sweep company there is an owner who also answers the phone, books the week and drives to the next town. Chimney Sweep SEO exists for that person. Our side of the table is the screen: search pages, a Maps profile, reviews and ads.
The brush, the ladder and the work itself belong to the company that owns the truck, and we leave them there.
The chimney company owner we have in mind
We picture a company with one truck or a handful, a long list of customers who book each year, a fall booking rush that packs the schedule, and repair, relining, cap and crown work to carry the other months.
Around that company sits a ring of people who pass names along: real estate offices, insurance offices and hearth shops. An owner may want to be found by them, and we build with those visitors in mind as well as the homeowner.
Four working rules for chimney marketing
- Pace
The sweep company sets the pace
When the book is full, we narrow or pause the campaigns. When there is room again, you say so and we widen them.
- Wording
Chimney work wording stays with the owner
How a job is done, the credentials the company wants to mention and the local rules are for the owner to decide. We write the marketing around those choices.
- Order
One piece added to the chimney plan at a time
A page, then a profile, then an ad. We look at what came back before the next piece goes on, so no month piles on work nobody has read.
- Honesty
No chimney ranking and no call count is promised
We say what we will build and keep up. We do not say where a page will land or how many phones will ring.
How we run a chimney sweep SEO account
Each plan runs month by month. Our CEO, Ross Cohen, takes the first call with a new owner, and our writers draft the pages, the profile updates and the review replies. Review requests and replies are drafts for you to approve and send.
Ad accounts sit under the company name, so the history belongs to you. Each month closes with a short read of which pages and platforms brought calls and forms.
What a chimney sweep owner can expect in the first weeks
- A first call with our CEO about your service towns and the jobs you want booked more.
- A list of the pages your site holds now, and the job types and towns still without one.
- A look at your Google Business Profile and the photos you send.
- A review routine to start with: a request you send after a job, plus drafted replies you approve and post.
- Calls and forms set up to be counted before any page or ad is judged.
- A first batch of page drafts or writing for you to read before it is published.
Questions about Chimney Sweep SEO
Does a chimney sweep SEO agency need to know how a sweep works?
Not the work itself, and we do not describe it. We need your service lines, your towns and the words your customers type. The trade detail comes from you.
Who speaks for the chimney company in reviews and on the Maps profile?
You do. We draft the review requests, the replies and the profile updates, and you approve them and send them yourself.
Does Chimney Sweep SEO have a sweep office in my service town?
No. We work with chimney companies by phone and online, so the work does not depend on which town your trucks leave from.
Can a company that sweeps and relines have a separate page for each line?
Yes. A sweep page, a liner page and a cap and crown page can stand side by side, each written for its own searches.
Ask our CEO about your chimney sweep company
Send your name, email and phone number through the form, with a few words in the note about which towns you reach and which work you hope to book more often. A tick in the optional box lets you choose a weekday and a time for Ross Cohen to ring.
Which towns and which services matter most?
A short list is plenty: the towns you drive to, the services you would like to book more of, and who sends you referrals. Names and street addresses of customers are not needed for a marketing talk.
Ready to lengthen the string?
Bring your service towns and the work you would like to book more of to a call with our CEO. You leave knowing how long the string needs to be and what it costs each month.
The brush in the drawing is only a drawing. No ranking and no call count is being promised.