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Chimney sweep business cards: what to put on them

A chimney sweep business card should carry your name and company, a clear phone number, the services you do, your certification, and a QR code to your reviews or booking page. Because chimney work is seasonal and repeats every year, the card's real job is to get you the call back next fall β€” so the back of the card is prime space for a "next inspection due" reminder.

Below is the layout, the trust signals that matter for a trade homeowners can't easily judge, and where a card hits its limit against the searches you're not in.

What belongs on the card

🧹 Name, company, phone

The basics, with the phone number large enough to read at a glance. This is what gets dialed when the fireplace acts up.

πŸ”₯ Services

Sweeping, inspections, cap and crown repair, liner work, animal removal. A short list so they know you cover the whole chimney.

πŸ“œ Certification

CSIA or your state credential. It's one of the only quality signals a homeowner can actually read and trust.

πŸ“± QR code + reminder

A QR to your reviews or booking page, plus a "next inspection due" line on the back to drive the yearly rebook.

The details that earn the next call

When cards are all you need

A good card and a full referral pipeline can be enough while:

The card stops being enough the moment you want the people who smell smoke or fail a real-estate inspection and search "chimney sweep near me" β€” those calls never see a card.

Where the QR code should land

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Common questions

What should a chimney sweep card include?

Name and company, clear phone, services, your certification, and a QR code to reviews or booking β€” with a "next inspection due" line on the back.

Should I list certifications?

Yes. A recognized credential like CSIA is one of the few quality signals homeowners can read, and it separates you from a handyman with a brush.

Why add a QR code?

It turns a paper card into a booking tool β€” opening your reviews or a booking page so customers can rebook next season without hunting for your number.

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