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…
Chimney sweep and repair in Camden County, NJ
Camden County sits at the far edge of our coverage, about fifty-five miles from Readington Township, so a visit here gets planned, not promised same-day. The six towns split into two housing eras: postwar tract and townhouse construction in Cherry Hill, Voorhees and Gloucester Township, where the fireplace is usually a factory-built metal unit decades old, and older ground in Collingswood, Haddonfield and Pennsauken, where real masonry built for coal stands behind the wall.
5.0from 24 Google reviews
The short answer
We sweep, inspect and repair chimneys across Camden County's six towns, and clean air ducts and dryer vents when a home needs both. The fix depends on the house's era, from a coal-era masonry stack to a 1980s zero-clearance firebox.
What we find across Camden County
The county's dominant finding depends on which decade built the house, and Camden County has two distinct ones sitting side by side. In the postwar towns, a masonry flue that was sized for a coal or oil boiler now vents a smaller gas appliance, and flue gas that cools has nowhere to go but the liner, where it condenses and works on the mortar joints from the inside. In the 1970s and 1980s subdivisions, the working fireplace is a listed factory-built unit, not a masonry one, and those units fail as a whole assembly: a cracked refractory panel, a rusted firebox seam, a corroded chase cover, parts the manufacturer stopped making years ago. In the older boroughs, a single interior masonry stack often carries more than one flue, sometimes serving a fireplace and a heating appliance that was swapped out twice since the chimney was built, so the first job on site is often working out which flue actually goes where before anything gets brushed.
Everything we do in Camden County
- Chimney sweepingThe camera goes down before any brush does
- Chimney inspectionTwo inspection levels, one written report
- Chimney repairCrowns, caps, flashing and liners — stopping the water
- Fireplace & stoveStubborn pilots, seized dampers, worn gaskets
- Dryer vent cleaningEvery foot of the lint run, cleared
- Air duct cleaningWith an honest no when it will not help
- Duct repair & replacementCrushed, split or dropped runs put right
The towns we cover in Camden County
What homeowners say on our Google listing
5.0
24 reviews on Google
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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…
Questions from Camden County
Which Camden County towns do you cover?
Pennsauken Township, Cherry Hill Township, Collingswood Borough, Haddonfield Borough, Voorhees Township and Gloucester Township. Each has its own page with the specifics for that town, since a 1938 Haddonfield stack and a 1985 Voorhees firebox are not the same job.
Is Camden County too far for you to reach?
It is the farthest part of our coverage area, about fifty-five miles from Readington Township, so we schedule a Camden County visit ahead of time rather than promising anything same-day.
Does one visit cover both a 1980s fireplace and an older masonry chimney?
Yes, though they are different jobs. A factory-built unit gets diagnosed as a listed system with its own parts, while a masonry stack gets swept, inspected and repaired as brick, flue tile and mortar. We bring what each one needs.
Find us on Google
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