Chimney sweeping, inspection and repair from Cherry Hill to North Jersey
Whether it is a fireplace you light a few times a winter, a wood stove you lean on every day or a furnace flue you never think about, one visit covers it. We start with a camera, then sweep, repair or service whatever the flue actually needs.
Most homes on our map now heat with gas, yet many of their chimneys were built for coal or oil, and that mismatch is one of the first things we look for. Around Cherry Hill, about 81 percent of homes burn gas and the typical house dates from the late 1960s, so we spend a lot of time sizing liners and fixing the damage that cool, wet gas exhaust does inside an oversized flue. In the 1970s and 1980s neighborhoods the fireplace is often a factory-built metal unit that has reached the end of its design life. Farther north the mix changes, with oil flues common in Hunterdon County and two to four family stacks in Essex and Hudson. Throughout, the weather keeps working on the masonry, since even mild South Jersey winters cross the freezing point roughly a hundred times a year. Sweeping, inspection, repair and fireplace or stove service live together on this page because the camera often finds a need for more than one of them.
What homeowners say on our Google listing
A selection of our 5-star reviews on Google.
Polishing the ceramic glass and unblocking the air-wash intake passages turned our heavily used woodstove back into an effective heat source.
Static-cling barriers locked the aperture tight, so that high soot agitation inside the top flue never wandered into the next-door kitchen.
The entire sweep was completed with engineering precision and purity never before witnessed from meticulous pre-setup to HD inside camera feature.
Dryer vents and ducts are on their own page
A clogged dryer vent, dusty supply registers or a duct run that came loose in the attic are a separate kind of job from the chimney. You will find those services together on our air duct and dryer vent page.