Cincinnati chimney service: Chimney Works for area code 513
Chimney Works is our free complimentary listing for area code 513/283, which covers Cincinnati, Hamilton, Middletown and West Chester. Call 833-CHIMNEY and enter your ZIP code to get connected.
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Chimney Works
Chimney Works is our free listing for the 513 area code: the company we would pick to service our own chimney. They are not a paid member.
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Why we chose Chimney Works
Free complimentary listing, not a paid member. We simply chose the company we would pick to service our own chimney. A listing is not a guarantee of their work.
Who they are
- Based in
- Cincinnati, OH
- In business
- Nearly 25 years
- Serving
- Cincinnati, NKY, SE Indiana & Dayton
What they do
- Chimney sweeping
- Chimney inspections
- Chimney & leak repair
- Free repair estimates
- Fireplaces & installation
- Propane service
Why we chose them
- Reputation: 4.7 stars from 990+ Google reviews
- Nearly 25 years serving Cincinnati
- Free estimates on chimney repairs
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Chimneys and homes in the 513 area
The 513/283 territory covers southwest Ohio, from Cincinnati and its suburbs to Hamilton, Middletown, Lebanon, Mason and the towns between them. It is an old housing stock: of about 669,000 homes and apartments, roughly 62% were built before 1980 and 18% before 1940, and the median home dates from the 1970s. About 65% are single-family detached houses.
Cincinnati is the most populous city in Hamilton County, Ohio, United States, and its county seat. It is located along the Ohio River across from its confluence with the Licking River in Kentucky.
Winters are moderate. NOAA's 1991–2020 normals for Cincinnati Northern Ky Airport, KY show about 4,892 heating degree days a year, a January average of 31.4°F, and about 23.3 inches of snow. Rain and the occasional freeze still work on brick and mortar over the years, so a cracked crown or a missing cap is worth fixing early.
Census figures put utility gas as the main heating fuel in about 56% of occupied homes and electricity in about 37%. Wood is the main heat in fewer than 2 in 100 homes, so most fireplaces here are for cool evenings, and gas fireplaces and inserts are common. The area falls in IECC climate zone 4A. Whatever the fuel, NFPA 211, the national standard for chimneys, fireplaces and vents, calls for a yearly inspection.
Sources: Census ACS 2018–2022 (B25034, B25040, B25024); NOAA Climate Normals 1991–2020, Cincinnati Northern Ky Airport, KY (USW00093814); IECC 2021 climate zones by county (PNNL-33270); NFPA 211; Wikipedia: Cincinnati.
Around the 513 area
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Cities and towns in area code 513
The 513 / 283 territory covers about 1,566,000 people in 122 ZIP codes across Hamilton County, Butler County, Clermont County, Warren County and Brown County.
- Cincinnati
- Hamilton
- Middletown
- Mason
- Loveland
- Fairfield
- Lebanon
- Batavia
- Milford
- Maineville
- Oxford
- Amelia
- Harrison
- Trenton
- Cleves
- Morrow
- Monroe
- Bethel
- Waynesville
- Goshen
- Williamsburg
- New Richmond
- South Lebanon
- North Bend
- Okeana
- Fayetteville
- Pleasant Plain
- Felicity
- Terrace Park
- Moscow
- Kings Mills
- Addyston
- Newtonsville
- Harveysburg
- Seven Mile
- Owensville
- Hooven
- Mount Saint Joseph
- Camp Dennison
- Overpeck
…and 7 more communities.
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| Population | 1,566,000 |
|---|---|
| ZIP codes | 122 |
| Counties | 5 |
| Homes and apartments | 668,700 |
| Built before 1980 | 61.6% |
| Median home built | 1970s |
| IECC climate zone | 4A |
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2018–2022 5-year estimates for the ZIP codes in this territory; climate zones from PNNL (2022). Population from our ZIP code data.
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Questions about area code 513
Who is the chimney sweep for area code 513?
Chimney Works is our free listing for the 513, 283 area, including Cincinnati, Hamilton, Middletown and West Chester. Call 833-CHIMNEY to book.
Is Chimney Works a paid ChimneySweeps.com member?
No. Chimney Works is a free complimentary listing: the company we would pick to service our own chimney in area code 513. They did not pay to be listed.
How do I reach Chimney Works?
Call 833-CHIMNEY (833-244-6639) and enter your ZIP code to get connected. You can also visit chimneyworksonline.com.
Does Chimney Works serve Northern Kentucky?
Yes. Their website says they serve Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky, southeast Indiana and the Dayton metro area.
How old are homes in the 513 area?
Older than most. Census figures show about 62% of homes in area code 513 were built before 1980, and the median home dates from the 1970s. Older chimneys often need liner, crown or mortar work, so a yearly inspection matters.
Which cities are in the 513 area code?
The 513 territory covers 122 ZIP codes in 5 counties, including Cincinnati, Hamilton, Middletown, Mason, Loveland, Fairfield, Lebanon and Batavia.
How do I book a chimney inspection in Cincinnati?
Call 833-CHIMNEY, or call 833-CHIMNEY and enter your ZIP code. Your call goes to Chimney Works. Confirm the price for your home when you book.
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Photo credits (6 photos used on this page and in the video)
- Downtown Cincinnati skyline at night: EEJCC, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons
- Cincinnati skyline from Covington: Jason Zhang, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
- Over-the-Rhine Historic District: Niagara66, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
- Downtown Hamilton: McKenzie & Snyder, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
- Main Street in Mason: Nyttend, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
- John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge: Antony-22, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
