Dayton chimney service: Frank's Chimney Repair & Sweep, LLC for area code 937
Frank's Chimney Repair & Sweep, LLC is our free complimentary listing for area code 937/326, which covers Dayton, Springfield, Kettering and Beavercreek. Call 833-CHIMNEY and enter your ZIP code to get connected.
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Frank's Chimney Repair & Sweep, LLC
Frank's Chimney Repair & Sweep, LLC is our free listing for the 937 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 Frank's Chimney Repair & Sweep, LLC
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
- Dayton area, OH
- Experience
- 30+ years
- Serving
- The entire Miami Valley
What they do
- Chimney sweeping
- Chimney inspections
- Chimney repair & tuckpointing
- Chimney caps & crowns
- Waterproofing
- Relining & firebox work
Why we chose them
- Reputation: 4.9 stars from 210+ Google reviews
- 30+ years of experience
- Transparent pricing
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About homes and winters in area code 937
Area code 937/326 covers the Miami Valley and west central Ohio, from Dayton and Centerville to Kettering, Beavercreek, Springfield, Troy and Xenia. It is an old housing stock: of about 637,000 homes and apartments, roughly 66% were built before 1980 and 18% before 1940, and the median home dates from the 1960s. About 73% are single-family detached houses.
Dayton is a city in Montgomery County, Ohio, United States, and its county seat. It is the sixth-most populous city in Ohio, with a population of 137,644 at the time of 2020 United States census.
Winter here is serious. NOAA's 1991–2020 normals for Dayton International Airport, OH show about 5,149 heating degree days a year, a January average of 29.4°F, and about 25 inches of snow. Water that soaks into brick freezes, expands and thaws again many times each winter; over the years that cracks crowns and loosens mortar joints, so a cap and a sound crown are worth the money.
The most common way to heat a home here is utility gas (about 56% of occupied homes, per the Census), followed by electricity at about 30%. Wood is the main heat in about 2%; most fireplaces here are used for comfort rather than everyday heat. Energy codes place it in IECC climate zone 5A (70%), 4A (30%). NFPA 211, the national chimney and venting standard, recommends an inspection every year no matter what you burn.
Sources: Census ACS 2018–2022 (B25034, B25040, B25024); NOAA Climate Normals 1991–2020, Dayton International Airport, OH (USW00093815); IECC 2021 climate zones by county (PNNL-33270); NFPA 211; Wikipedia: Dayton, Ohio.
Around the 937 area
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Cities and towns in area code 937
The 937 / 326 territory covers about 1,434,000 people in 197 ZIP codes across Montgomery County, Greene County, Clark County, Miami County, Warren County, Darke County, Clinton County, Union County, Shelby County, Highland County, Logan County and Preble County.
- Dayton
- Springfield
- Fairborn
- Xenia
- Marysville
- Troy
- Miamisburg
- Franklin
- Sidney
- Springboro
- Piqua
- Hillsboro
- Wilmington
- Tipp City
- Greenville
- Englewood
- Bellefontaine
- Urbana
- New Carlisle
- Eaton
- Vandalia
- Brookville
- Bellbrook
- Germantown
- Blanchester
- Georgetown
- Mount Orab
- Greenfield
- West Union
- Peebles
- Arcanum
- Jamestown
- West Milton
- Cedarville
- New Lebanon
- Sardinia
- Camden
- West Alexandria
- Covington
- Versailles
…and 106 more communities.
| Population | 1,434,000 |
|---|---|
| ZIP codes | 197 |
| Counties | 19 |
| Homes and apartments | 636,500 |
| Built before 1980 | 66.3% |
| Median home built | 1960s |
| IECC climate zone | 5A, 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.
Find your chimney sweep
Chimney services in the 937 area
Questions about area code 937
Who is the chimney sweep for area code 937?
Frank's Chimney Repair & Sweep, LLC is our free listing for the 937, 326 area, including Dayton, Springfield, Kettering and Beavercreek. Call 833-CHIMNEY to book.
Is Frank's Chimney Repair & Sweep, LLC a paid ChimneySweeps.com member?
No. Frank's Chimney Repair & Sweep, LLC is a free complimentary listing: the company we would pick to service our own chimney in area code 937. They did not pay to be listed.
How do I reach Frank's Chimney Repair & Sweep, LLC?
Call 833-CHIMNEY (833-244-6639) and enter your ZIP code to get connected. You can also visit frankschimneyrepair.com.
Does Frank's Chimney install chimney caps?
Yes. Their website lists chimney cap installation, along with crown repair, waterproofing and tuckpointing.
How old are homes in the 937 area?
Older than most. Census figures show about 66% of homes in area code 937 were built before 1980, and the median home dates from the 1960s. Older chimneys often need liner, crown or mortar work, so a yearly inspection matters.
Which cities are in the 937 area code?
The 937 territory covers 197 ZIP codes in 19 counties, including Dayton, Springfield, Fairborn, Xenia, Marysville, Troy, Miamisburg and Franklin.
How do I book a chimney inspection in Dayton?
Call 833-CHIMNEY, or call 833-CHIMNEY and enter your ZIP code. Your call goes to Frank's Chimney Repair & Sweep, LLC. 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)
- Dayton skyline at sunset: Blervis, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
- Downtown Dayton from Grafton Hill: Warren LeMay, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
- Centerville Historic District: Weslee3, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
- Dayton skyline: Tysto, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
- Downtown Springfield: David Wilson, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
- Mad River and downtown Dayton: Tim Kiser, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
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