LOCAL LEADS WITHOUT PAID ADS
Get local customerswithout paying for ads
Help customers find you through Google Search, Google Maps and AI answers — without paying for every click. When customers contact you, Neuron helps capture their inquiries in your CRM.
1. Traffic finds you
Google Search, AI answers and Google Maps bring customers in.
2. Neuron answers
Your AI receptionist converts the call.
3. Saved in CRM
Lead, source and details are captured automatically.
4. Ready to work
Schedule, follow up and serve the customer.
Chimney Sweep
★★★★★
Sample listing · Miami, FL
Google Maps
chimney sweeping near me
AI Answer
Find local chimney sweep services in Miami...
New leads in your CRM
DEMO- John D.Call · Chimney sweeping2m
- Maria S.Website form · Creosote removal12m
- David K.AI chat · Flue inspection and repair25m
Illustrative example — not live customer data
- No paid adsOrganic search and Maps
- Local customersGoogle & nearby searches
- 24/7 AI receptionistHelps answer inquiries
- All-in-one CRMCalls, messages, forms
Visuals and sample leads are illustrative. Organic traffic and lead volume are not guaranteed.
In the CRM
How a chimney sweep call turns into a paid job
| Step | What the dispatcher sees | What the owner availability sees |
|---|---|---|
| 1Call | A new request with the caller, the reason and property notes, chimney type and flue material, last cleaning date and inspection findings, plus the call transcript. | Nothing yet — the request is not assigned to a owner availability until it is booked. |
| 2Record | The customer record: chimney & flue records, notes and the job history. | The same record, before the visit — what was done last time and what the caller said. |
| 3Job | The job on the calendar — arrival windows, technician assignment and emergency priorities. | Assigned to the business owner, with the address, the reason and the arrival window. |
| 4Invoice | The invoice and payment link on the same job, with the Payments department from Crew. | Marks the job complete; the invoice goes out from the same record. |
What your chimney sweep business gets free, and what Master adds
Free
$0 forever
- AI Receptionist · Call the demo receptionist
- Website · 1 landing page
- Domain · Neuron 3rd-level
- Production · 1 technician
- CRM · Basic workspace
- Cabinet users · 1 user
- Sites · 1 site
Master
$99/mo
- Website · No page limit
- Your own domain · Buy through Neuron or connect yours
- Production · 3 technicians
- CRM · Included
- Business line · 1 number (standard local)
- AI Receptionist · 300 min / month
- Receptionist languages · 2 languages
- Outgoing SMS · 300 / month
- Cabinet users · 2 users
- Sites · 1 site
- SEO core · 30 pages per site
$99/mo · Card at checkout, cancel anytime
Crew and Company add more lines, minutes and the Marketing department — see all plans.
AI receptionist
What your chimney sweep callers say — and who picks up
The receptionist answers winter heating calls that cannot wait for a callback, asks what the job needs and books it into the CRM with the caller's details.
Caller
“The fireplace is smoking back into the room.”
Caller
“I haven't had it cleaned in years.”
Caller
“The flue seems blocked — can someone check it?”
Have the receptionist call me
One demo call to your phone, as the chimney sweep company's receptionist. We text you a code first, so nobody else can send the call to your number. No account needed.
What happens after a request
- 1The caller fills the form on your site
- 2A request appears in the CRM with the address and the reason
- 3You get the reminder; the job is booked from the same record
Every request lands on the record, not in a voicemail.
One company, one Core. Departments switch on as you grow.
Start with a free CRM, website and one technician. Add phone, AI receptionist and more as your service business grows.
What a chimney sweep record holds
A free chimney sweep CRM earns its place the second winter, when the same flue comes back. The customer who calls in October expects you to remember the clay-lined flue, the wood insert, the cap you replaced and how much creosote came out last time. A phone's contacts keep a name and a number. Neuron keeps the chimney on the customer's record — fireplace or stove, flue and liner, cap and crown, every sweep, every inspection with its photos, every estimate — and the plan that says when the next sweep is due. The record side is free for 1 technician with no end date; the business line and the AI receptionist start with Master.
Urgent
Planned
How it books
Our promises
No card for the free plan.
Free is free forever.
Your data is yours.
Export any time, no lock-in, no selling to anyone.
We never contact your customers without consent.
The receptionist announces itself, texts go only to people who opted in.
- No card for the free plan
- Keep your number — or get a new local one
- Export everything any time
Chimney Sweep CRM FAQ
Is the chimney sweep CRM free?
Yes. Nothing on the record side is billed: the customer list, the chimney notes, jobs, booking and the calendar work without a card for 1 technician, on a plan with no end date. The phone side — a business number and the AI receptionist — plus your own domain starts with Master ($99/mo).
What should a chimney customer record keep?
What the next visit depends on: the kind of chimney, the flue and liner, the cap and crown, what the customer burns, and how much creosote came out last time. A returning customer is then quoted from the chimney you already inspected.
Can it remind me when a chimney is due for its yearly sweep?
Yes. A plan sits on the customer with its cadence and the date the next sweep is due, and active plans show on the calendar with that visit. The fall list of wood-burning customers builds itself from last year's plans.
Where do inspection photos go?
On the visit, inside the chimney's history. When the homeowner asks two years later why you recommended a liner, you open that inspection and show the flue tile you photographed, instead of arguing from memory.
What happens when a customer calls back about a smoky fireplace?
The return visit opens as a callback linked to the original sweep. The technician sees what was found and photographed the first time — the damper, the cap, the creosote — and the office can see which jobs brought the ladder back out.
Can I see which liner and repair estimates are still open?
Yes. Each estimate stays on the record with its line items, the date it went out and the homeowner's answer. One awaiting a decision shows as that, so a crown repair quoted in spring is followed up before burning season.
What is the difference between the chimney sweep CRM and the software page?
The CRM holds each chimney's past — its flue, its findings, its visits and what you quoted. The software page is about the working day: arrival windows, the technician who covers that town, the jobs board. One customer record sits under both.
Does it work for rentals and property managers?
Yes. A job carries a second phone number with its own label — tenant, landlord, property manager — and a manager with several buildings sees each address with its own chimneys and sweep history. The technician knows who opens the door; the office knows who approves the estimate.
Can I log what the inspection found for next year?
Yes. A note on the visit — a loose cap, mortar missing on the crown, glazed creosote that needs a second treatment — stays on the chimney, and the technician reads it before the next sweep.
Does it set my prices?
No. You enter what you quoted for the sweep, the inspection or the liner, and it stays on the chimney next to the visit it covers. Nothing in the CRM works out a price for you.
Comparing Chimney Sweep software?
Compare Chimney Sweep software alternatives before you move your customers and jobs.
Start with the chimney sweep workflow on this page, then use the source-checked comparisons for current vendor scope and pricing. If your first question is cost, compare the free field-service foundation and the current Neuron plans before choosing a system.
One platform, three jobs
Choose the part of your chimney sweep business you are solving.
This page is specifically about the Chimney Sweep CRM — customer, property or equipment records and job history.
Operations software
Chimney Sweep software
Run the workday: online booking, scheduling, dispatch, technician workflow and estimates.
CRM & records
Chimney Sweep CRM
Keep the context: customers, properties or equipment, job history, notes and follow-up.
Other field-service industries
Key facts
Last updated
Free
- Price
- $0 forever
- AI Receptionist
- Call the demo receptionist
- Website
- 1 landing page
- Domain
- Neuron 3rd-level
- Production
- 1 technician
- CRM
- Basic workspace
- Cabinet users
- 1 user
- Sites
- 1 site
Master
- Price
- $99/mo
- AI Receptionist
- 300 min / month
- Website
- No page limit
- CRM
- Included
- Cabinet users
- 2 users
- Sites
- 1 site
- Your own domain
- Buy through Neuron or connect yours
- Business line
- 1 number (standard local)
- Receptionist languages
- 2 languages
- Outgoing SMS
- 300 / month
- SEO core
- 30 pages per site
Crew
- Price
- $299/mo
- AI Receptionist
- 800 min / month
- Website
- No page limit
- CRM
- Included
- Cabinet users
- 5 users
- Sites
- 3 sites
- Your own domain
- Buy through Neuron or connect yours
- Business line
- 3 numbers (standard local)
- Receptionist languages
- 3 languages
- Outgoing SMS
- 1,200 / month
- SEO core
- 60 pages per site
- Payments department
- Included
- Ads
- Included
Company
- Price
- $999/mo
- AI Receptionist
- 2,500 min / month
- Website
- No page limit
- CRM
- Included
- Cabinet users
- 15 users
- Sites
- 10 sites
- Your own domain
- Buy through Neuron or connect yours
- Business line
- 10 numbers (standard local)
- Receptionist languages
- 3 languages
- Outgoing SMS
- 5,000 / month
- SEO core
- 60 pages per site
- Payments department
- Included
- Ads
- Included
- Marketing department
- Included
- SMM
- Included
Who is behind it
Neuron is being built around a simple product idea: a service-business owner should be able to run customer records, jobs, a website, business communications and AI from one shared company core instead of maintaining disconnected systems.