For our homeowner's insurance, we needed proof. They did a full check with photos and video, cleaned the flue, fixed some small problems with the mortar, and sent a professional report the same day. The insurance company agreed to cover…
Royal Chimney Readington design kit — every component, in one place
Foundations
Color Palette
Ember for action, soot for depth, zinc for structure — the three ranges every other block on this page draws from.
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Foundations
Type Scale
One display face for headings, one text face for everything else, and six sizes between them.
Camera first, then brushes.
Chimney Sweeping in Readington, NJ
What the camera actually shows
Before-and-after photos you keep
The core chimney service
A camera pass down the flue before any brush touches it, then rod-and-brush cleaning with a HEPA vacuum sealed to the firebox.
Most flues haven’t had a light shined down them in years, so the first pass usually turns up something worth seeing on the monitor before it becomes a repair.
5.0 out of 5 from 24 Google reviews
Actions
Buttons
Five states and two sizes — the same button component wherever it appears on the site.
Disabled and busy states keep the same visual weight so a click never looks like nothing happened.
Content blocks
Cards
Three tones of the same card — mortar, soot, and zinc — for wherever a card needs to sit.
Chimney sweeping
Camera first, then brushes and a HEPA vacuum sealed to the firebox.
Camera inspection
A Level 1 or Level 2 look, written up so you can hand it to a buyer or an insurer.
Duct cleaning
Negative-pressure cleaning through every supply and return run.
Marks
Icon Set
One stroke weight and square caps across seventeen icons — no icon library.
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camera
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Forms
Form Field
The same field component behind the estimate request form, shown here without a submit button.
Let us know which town so we can confirm we cover it.
Signature texture
Running Bond and the Photo Scrim
The brick-coursing pattern and the dark-to-clear gradient that sits under every photo caption on the site.
Liner installed, flue sized to the appliance
The gradient keeps this caption readable over any photograph.
The running-bond pattern is the one texture that repeats sitewide — soot-ground sections only.
Interaction
Entrance Motion
Cards and list rows fade up in a staggered sequence as they enter view — never on page load, never more than a beat.
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The number counts how many blocks entered before this one, not a countdown.
Trust
Reviews Widget
The live rating pulled from the Google Business Profile, shown wherever a page needs the number rather than a claim.
5.0
24 reviews on Google
Read on
Excellent communication throughout the process. I received a text when the tech was on his way, and he arrived exactly when promised to do the sweep.
After it rained a lot, we saw wet spots on the wall next to the chimney. A broken crown and worn-out flashing were found by the team. They put in new lead boots instead of flashing, poured a new sloped crown, sealed all the joints, and…
Frequently Asked
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Call to action
Ember Block
The highest-contrast block on the site, reserved for the one decision that matters: call, or request the estimate.
Depth
Shadow and Radius Scale
Five shadow steps and four corner radii, used consistently rather than picked per component.
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Corner radius
r-1 — 8px
r-2 — 14px
r-3 — 22px
r-4 — 32px
Trust
Star Rating
5.0from 59 reviews on Google