Andrew & Sons Chimney started as a straightforward idea: give Hopkinton homeowners — especially those buying their first house — the kind of honest, thorough chimney service they actually deserve. Too many families have been handed vague reports, pushed into unnecessary repairs, or left with more questions after an appointment than before it. We built this company around the opposite experience. Every visit is educational, every estimate is transparent, and every technician is trained not just to do the work but to explain it clearly. We serve Hopkinton and the surrounding MetroWest communities, and we're proud to be the company neighbors recommend to neighbors.
Our crew brings genuine expertise to every job — from routine Level 1 sweeps on newer prefab fireplaces to full liner replacements in century-old colonial homes. We invest in proper equipment: high-definition camera systems, commercial HEPA vacuums, calibrated brush sets, and high-temperature repair materials sourced from reputable manufacturers. That investment matters because chimney work done poorly doesn't just fail — it creates hazards. We hold ourselves to current NFPA 211 standards, carry full liability and workers' compensation insurance, and never subcontract to unvetted crews. When an Andrew & Sons technician shows up at your Hopkinton home, you get the team you hired — trained, accountable, and proud of their craft.
We also understand that owning a home for the first time comes with a learning curve. That's why we built a culture of education into every appointment. We don't hand you a clipboard, collect a check, and leave. We show you what we found on the camera, explain what healthy versus worn components look like, and help you build a realistic maintenance timeline for your specific chimney system. Many of our Hopkinton clients become annual customers not because they feel they have to, but because they genuinely appreciate having a trusted advisor for this part of their home. We hope you'll feel the same way. Call (857) 770-0522 and let's start that conversation.
