A GRATE CHIMNEY SWEEP

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1324 NE FOXWOOD DR
Lees Summit, MO 64086

(816) 525-7379
www.agratechimneysweep.com

Contact: ROBBINS, RICHARD

Business Description: 3 EMPLOYEES.

Services: Air Duct Cleaning, Appliance Repair, Chimney Caps, Chimney Repair, Chimney Sweep, Dryer Vent Cleaning, Fireplaces, Heating & Air Conditioning/hvac, Masonry

In Business Since: 1993

Service Area: JACKSON, CASS & LAFAYETTE & PORTIONS OF CLAY & PLATTE COUNTIES

On Angie's List Since: 1/26/2005

Warranties: ASK FOR DETAILS

Free Estimates: ASK FOR DETAILS

Excluded Services: ASH DUMP CLEANOUT.

Licensed: Yes, I am appropriately licensed for my trade
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Senior Discount: NO

Cities Served: Bates City | Belton | Blue Hills | Blue Springs | Brookside | Buckner | Cass County | Columbus Park | Country Club Plaza | Gladstone | Grain Valley | Grandview | Greenwood | Harrisonville | Hyde Park | Independence | Indian Mound | Ivanhoe | Kansas City - Downtown | Lafayette County | Lees Summit | Lexington | Liberty | Lykins | Martin City | Mission Lake | Mt. Cleveland | Mt. Washington | North Kansas City | Oak Grove | Odessa | Parkville | Peculiar | Pendleton Heights | Pleasant Hill | Pleasant Valley | Quality Hill | Raymore | Raytown | Red Bridge | Ruskin Heights | Shawnee | Sheffield | Swope Park | Terrace Lake | Union Hill | Unity Village | Waldo | Weatherby Lake

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