Chimney sweep and duct cleaning in Monmouth County, NJ

Monmouth County is mostly detached houses, 65.7 percent of its 270,415 homes, and its seat is Freehold Borough. Our Monmouth town is Middletown Township, which is even more single-family than the county. A visit there is usually one family’s fireplace and furnace flue, the crown and cap on top and a dryer vent.

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A rusted half-round cap on a metal vent pipe on a flat roof, with other roof vents behind it.

At a glance

In Monmouth County we sweep and inspect chimneys, repair crowns, caps and flashing, service fireplaces and stoves, and clean dryer vents and air ducts for houses.

What the work looks like across Monmouth County

In a county of houses, the chimney visit is about one household’s fireplace and heating flue. Gas heats 81.1 percent of Monmouth homes and 8,082 households still use oil, so the flues we see are mostly gas vents through masonry, with oil flues in a minority of homes that get an extra look at the liner. Middletown runs even more detached than the county, 77.6 percent against 65.7, and more gas-heated, 85.3 percent against 81.1. Along the Bayshore, low-lying neighborhoods see recurring tidal flooding, and after a storm it is worth confirming that a basement furnace or water heater is venting properly. When a repair needs a permit, it goes through the town’s own construction office, since the county does not issue them.

A firebox floor covered in soot and debris, between light firebrick walls.
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Towns with their own page in Monmouth County

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A selection of our 5-star reviews on Google.

  • Kevin S.

    Flexible driving rods swept the whole height of the chimney from the ground up, keeping high altitude roof dangers down while getting a pristine flue barrel.

  • Victor A.

    After four seasons of burning cordwood in an EPA-certified catalytic insert, relief was complete when the ceramic honeycomb combustor was gently cleaned out, without a single fin broken.

  • Joel R.

    To guarantee that the cleaned flue maintained a consistent laminar flow throughout, devoid of eddy currents and reverse air roll, pressure testing was undertaken.

Monmouth County questions we hear

Which Monmouth County towns do you cover?

Middletown Township has its own page. If you are elsewhere in the county, call with your address and we will tell you whether we can schedule a visit.

Who issues chimney permits in Monmouth County?

Each municipality’s construction office. The county itself does not issue construction permits.

How often should a fireplace we use every winter be swept?

NFPA 211 calls for an inspection at least once a year, with sweeping when buildup is found. For a fireplace used all winter, that usually means a yearly sweep.

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