Chimney sweep and repair in Middlesex County, NJ

What we find across Middlesex County

The three towns in this county split into two different jobs. New Brunswick and Perth Amboy are old, dense cities: roughly half of each city’s housing predates 1960, and most of it sits inside a building with at least one other unit, so a lot of what we find here involves shared access and sorting out who is actually responsible for a given flue. Edison is the opposite pattern. Seven in ten of its houses went up between 1950 and 1989 on their own lots, mostly one chimney per house, and the work there is about a thirty-five-to-seventy-five-year-old chimney and liner that is old enough to be worth confirming, not assuming. Gas heats close to four in five occupied homes across the county now, but a meaningful minority, on the order of one in twenty, is still on a delivered fuel, oil or bottled gas, with no utility company checking the connection. Whichever town we are in, the first question is the same: what is actually behind that wall, and has it been confirmed since it was installed.