Wood, oil and stove chimneys in Lebanon Township, NJ
Lebanon Township sits up in the New Jersey Highlands, at a listed elevation of 925 feet, and almost every home here is a detached house. More than half the households heat with fuel oil, and only about one in twelve is on utility gas.
In brief
We sweep wood stove and oil flues, reline unlined masonry chimneys and repair worn stacks across the township, from Woodglen and New Hampton to Changewater and Spruce Run, and we clean dryer vents and air ducts. Addresses here often read Califon, Glen Gardner, Hampton or Long Valley, and we cover them all.
Delivered fuel, wood heat and older stacks
Lebanon Township is the one town on our Hunterdon list where a wood stove is often the main heat rather than an extra, and those chimneys work hard all winter. A stove burning every day can lay down creosote fast, especially with damp wood or a smoldering fire, so the flue needs a regular sweep and a look at the stovepipe, the connector and the cap. Oil is the bigger fuel by far, and oil flues need cleaning to keep scale off the walls and away from the boiler connection. Nearly two homes in three predate 1980, and some chimneys from that era are masonry with no liner at all. Current rules expect a masonry chimney to be lined to suit the appliance it serves, so we check for a liner on every older stack. A cracked crown or a missing cap lets water straight into the stack, so we check both on every visit.
Neighborhoods on our route in Lebanon Township
- Anthony
- Buffalo Hollow
- Bunnvale
- Changewater
- Hampton Junction
- Hoffmans
- Little Brook
- Lower Valley
- Mount Lebanon
- New Hampton Historic District
- Newport
- Penwell
- Red Mill
- Saint Nicholas Village
- Scrappy Corner
- Spruce Run
- Stone Mill
- The Point
- Woodglen
Services we offer in Lebanon Township
- Chimney sweepingCamera first, brushes second
- Chimney inspectionLevel 1 or Level 2, written up for you
- Chimney repairCrowns, caps, flashing and liners where water gets in
- Fireplaces & stovesPilots, dampers and door gaskets
- Dryer vent cleaningThe full run cleaned, dryer to outside hood
- Air duct cleaningIf cleaning will not help, we say so
- Duct repair & replacementCrushed, torn or sagging runs fixed
Reviews from 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.
What Lebanon Township homeowners ask us
We heat with a wood stove all winter. How often should the chimney be swept?
With daily use, have it inspected at least once a year and swept whenever creosote has built up, which can mean more than once a season. Dry, seasoned wood and a hot fire slow the buildup.
Our chimney has no liner. Can we keep using the stove?
An unlined masonry chimney is not considered safe for a modern stove or boiler. We can install a stainless liner sized for your appliance after we inspect the stack.
Our mail goes to Califon, but we are in Lebanon Township. Do you come out here?
Yes. The township wraps around Califon and Glen Gardner, so many homes use those addresses. We serve the whole township.
Do you clean pellet stove vents?
Yes. Pellet stove vents collect fine ash and need regular cleaning, and we check the joints and the outside termination at the same time.
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