The technician showed me exactly what he was doing, step by step, while he worked. It was really interesting to look inside the flue with his tablet camera. Very open service!
Chimney and duct work, out of Cherry Hill Township
Royal Chimney Sweep Repair Cherry Hill runs a camera down the flue or the duct before any brush, snake or repair starts, and leaves the photographs with the homeowner afterward. Chimney sweeping, inspection and repair sit alongside air duct and dryer vent cleaning under one name, and the work happens at the property rather than a storefront. Eleven New Jersey counties, worked out of Cherry Hill Township.
5.0from 15 Google reviews, read August 26, 2026
What the visit looks like
Camera first, both trades, no fixed address
The camera goes in first
Every chimney and duct visit opens with a camera down the flue or through the run, so what gets recommended is based on what is actually inside it, not a guess from the hearth or the laundry room.
The photos are yours
Whatever the camera finds — a cracked crown, a crushed duct run, a blocked dryer vent — gets shown on the monitor and left with the homeowner, not just described afterward.
We come to the property
There is no shop counter to visit. The truck works the address, out of Cherry Hill Township and across Eleven New Jersey counties, worked out of Cherry Hill Township.
Two trades, one crew
Chimney sweeping, inspection and repair sit under the same name as air duct and dryer vent cleaning, because one visit and one camera usually cover both.
The process, in more detail
How a visit actually goes
A visit starts with a camera, not a brush. The flue or the duct run gets looked at on a monitor first, before anything gets swept, snaked or replaced, so the decision about what needs doing is based on what is actually inside the chimney rather than a guess made standing at the hearth.
Those photographs and the video are the homeowner's after the visit, not filed away somewhere. A cracked crown, a crushed run or a blocked dryer vent is something the person paying for the repair should be able to see for themselves, not take on faith.
There is no shop counter and no storefront to visit, because this is a service-area business: the work happens at the property, not at a location. The truck runs out of Cherry Hill Township across Camden County first, then out into ten more New Jersey counties beyond it. Eleven New Jersey counties, worked out of Cherry Hill Township.
Chimney sweeping, inspection and repair sit under the same name as air duct and dryer vent cleaning because the same crew, camera and visit can usually handle both. A dryer that needs three cycles to dry one load and a fireplace with a sluggish draft turn out, more often than people expect, to be the same house describing two symptoms of one problem.
What this page will not claim
What we don't say about ourselves
This page names no licence number, no certification badge and no founding year, because none of those has been verified for this business from the public record, and a website is not the place to guess at one. If that changes, this paragraph gets rewritten rather than quietly deleted.
No response time is promised here — not an hour, not same-day, not around the clock. The phone is answered 7:00 AM to 9:00 PM, Every day, and that schedule is the one thing on this subject worth stating plainly.
No price appears anywhere on this site, not even a starting figure, because the honest number depends on the flue, the duct run or the appliance actually in front of the technician, and a figure picked before that inspection is a guess wearing a decimal point.
The one number this page repeats on purpose is the one Google publishes: 5.0 stars from 15 reviews, read on August 26, 2026 — not rounded up from something lower, and not written here as anything grander than that.
Reviews, straight from Google
5.0
15 reviews on Google
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I have an ancient farm home with an unlined brick chimney. They cleaned the soot away with soft brushing without disturbing any of the ancient interior mortar joints.
The tech pointed out a small fracture in our firebrick that I would have overlooked entirely. Patched it up there for a very fair amount.