Chimney Sweep Service

We love giving back to our community with veterans and senior discounts.  We also love to support our favorite charities... It Takes A Village 207, No Bowl Empty, Habitat For Humanity, The Hollis Grange, the Maine State Grange, the Hollis Center Library, the Waterboro Library, and any and all churches and synagogues having fundraising events.  If you are a church or synagogue or any other local registered charity holding a fundraising event please drop us a line so we can advertise your event on our social media pages and even possibly attend your event ourselves!  If you are a customer who is interested in supporting our favorite fundraisers yourself visit the following links........ 

   https://www.facebook.com/NBE2PFP/   

https://www.waterboro-me.net/departments/waterboro_public_library/index.php

https://www.holliscenterpubliclibrary.org/

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063759570592

https://mainestategrange.org/

https://www.facebook.com/restorekennebunk/

If you would like to explore becoming a host parent like Black Cat Sweeps LLC please follow the link below and select, "GREENHEART NETWORK (HOST FAMILY, STUDENT OR LOCAL COORDINATOR)" under the "HOW DID YOU HEAR ABOUT US?" link.  Tell them Black Cat Sweeps LLC of Hollis Center Maine sent you!

https://greenheartexchange.org/host/host-an-exchange-student/apply/

A lot of people don't realize that burning wood is extremely eco-friendly.  As our good friends at the Squam Lakes Science Center have pointed out in the photo above, wood is chock full of valuable heat-producing energy.  If that wood is sustainably forested and burned in an eco-certified stove you have a powerhouse heat source that has a low impact on the environment.  Here at Black Cat Sweeps LLC we heat and cool our office with a combination of an eco-friendly woodstove and electric heat pumps that run off of solar power.  In fact, as of 5/25/2023 our home and office began running mostly on solar power thanks to our good friends at Laplante Electric!  We also grow our own foods and preserve them in a freezer running off of solar power.  We use gravity-fed rain barrels upcycled from a Portland brewery to water the gardens which are especially important during times of extreme drought.  

Furthermore, we specialize in upcycled design, taking other people's "junk" and turning it into design perfection for our home and yours!  Lastly, we religiously recycle and use the redemption center to further reduce our carbon footprint.  Any waste from job sites is recycled whenever possible as well.