The tech put drop cloths everywhere and showed me the video of our flue before and after. Not a speck of soot on the carpet, and the fireplace draws so much better now.
Clean, safe chimney before the next fire. No mess in your home.

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Every price is confirmed on the phone before anyone comes out. No surprises on the invoice.
Today FREEA camera check of your flue, photos and an honest recommendation. No obligation to book anything.
From $189Full flue cleaning with drop cloths, HEPA vacuum and a camera check.
Save $30Wood-burning fireplaces, wood and pellet stoves and gas fireplaces. Every visit ends with photos of your chimney and a clear explanation of what we found.
A standard single-flue chimney cleaning starts from $189, including the camera check. Your price is confirmed on the phone before booking; heavy buildup or extra flues are quoted before work starts, never after.
Yes. The camera inspection costs nothing and there is no obligation. You get photos of your flue and an honest recommendation. If it needs cleaning or repair, you get a written price first and decide in your own time.
The technician checks the firebox, damper, smoke chamber and flue, runs a camera up the chimney and shows you the footage. You get a plain answer: clean now, fine for this season, or a repair worth fixing, with a price before any work.
Creosote builds up every time you burn. Cleaning lowers the risk of a chimney fire and carbon monoxide backing up, restores the draft so smoke goes up rather than into the room, gets rid of musty odors, and lets the technician spot damage early, before it becomes a costly repair.
The NFPA and CSIA recommend an inspection at least once a year, with cleaning when buildup is found. If you burn wood as a main heat source, you may need it twice a season.
It should not be. The technician lays drop cloths, seals the fireplace opening and uses a HEPA vacuum, and shows you the finished job before leaving.
Usually 60 to 90 minutes for one fireplace, including the camera check and photo report.
We clean what you booked. If the camera shows a real problem, you get photos and a written quote, with no pressure and no same-day push, and you're welcome to get a second opinion.
Standard home inspections often skip the chimney. A Level 2 inspection (with video of the flue) is recommended when a home changes hands, and the report is useful for your insurer too.
Level 1: yearly visual check of accessible parts. Level 2: adds video of the flue plus attic/crawlspace, for sales, appliance changes or after damage. Level 3: opening concealed areas, only when Level 1 or 2 points to a hidden problem.
Usually creosote buildup, a blockage, a damper issue or poor draft. Our free draft & smoke check on any cleaning visit finds the cause.
Don't light a fire. Call us. We remove birds, squirrels and nests humanely and can install a cap so they can't come back.
Gas doesn't make creosote, but vents, logs and flues still need a yearly check for blockages and safe venting.
We work with independent local technicians across New Jersey. Call or send your zip and we will confirm coverage for your address before anything is booked.