Chimney sweep and duct cleaning in Morris County, NJ
Morris County still burns a lot of oil. Fuel oil heats 12 percent of its occupied homes, more than 23,000 households, a far larger share than in the cities to the east. Our Morris County town is Parsippany-Troy Hills, where oil flues, fireplaces and dryer vents make up most of the work, and we cover all three on one visit.
At a glance
In Morris County we sweep and inspect oil, gas and wood flues, repair crowns, caps, flashing and liners, service fireplaces and stoves, and clean dryer vents and air ducts.
What the work looks like across Morris County
Oil heat changes the chimney visit. An oil burner leaves a heavier, more acidic deposit in its flue than a gas appliance does, so the liner and the connector pipe get a careful look, and the sweep matters more from year to year. In Morris County, with 23,224 households on oil, that is a common setup. Houses from the county’s main building decades, the 1950s through the 1970s, usually have one masonry chimney with a flue for the heating system and another for the fireplace, and both get swept and checked on camera. When a household switches from oil to gas, the flue often needs a correctly sized liner for the new appliance, and an inspection before the switch tells you what to plan for.
Services we offer in Morris County
- Chimney sweepingSoot and creosote out, firebox to cap
- Chimney inspectionA camera look at the flue, explained in writing
- Chimney repairLeaks at the crown, cap, flashing or liner
- Fireplace & stoveDampers, doors, gaskets and stovepipes
- Dryer vent cleaningLint out of the run, dryer to outside hood
- Air duct cleaningA straight answer on whether your ducts need it
- Duct repair & replacementCrushed, split or sagging runs put right
Towns with their own page in Morris County
Recent reviews from our Google listing
A selection of our 5-star reviews on Google.
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.
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.
To guarantee that the cleaned flue maintained a consistent laminar flow throughout, devoid of eddy currents and reverse air roll, pressure testing was undertaken.
Morris County questions we hear
Which Morris County towns do you cover?
Parsippany-Troy Hills 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.
We heat with oil. What should we book each year?
An inspection of the oil flue with sweeping as needed, plus the fireplace flue if you use it. NFPA 211 calls for an inspection at least once a year.
We are switching from oil to gas. What happens to the chimney?
Often the flue needs a liner sized for the gas appliance. We inspect before the switch and tell you what the new appliance needs.
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