Chimney and duct cleaning in Lebanon Township, NJ
Lebanon Township has the highest fuel oil share anywhere we work: 52.5 percent of its 2,522 households. Propane heats another 17.3 percent, and only 8.4 percent are on utility gas.
In brief
In Lebanon Township we sweep and inspect oil and wood flues, check propane venting, and repair the chimneys of rural single-family houses.
Oil, propane and wood
Gas lines barely reach Lebanon Township, so almost every home here burns something that needs a chimney or a vent: oil in more than half, propane in about one in six, and wood as the main heat in 184 houses. Wood heat at that level means creosote, and a stove or insert burned every day through the winter can need sweeping more than once a season. The township is nearly all detached houses on large lots, from older farmhouses near New Hampton, whose historic district is on the National Register, to newer homes on the wooded roads. That mix keeps every kind of chimney work on our list here.
Parts of Lebanon Township we reach
- Woodglen
- Anthony
- Bunnvale
- New Hampton Historic District
- Newport
- Penwell
- Red Mill
- Lower Valley
- Mount Lebanon
- Changewater
Services we bring to Lebanon Township
- Chimney sweepingFlue brushed and vacuumed, firebox left clean
- Chimney inspectionLevel 1 or Level 2, explained before any work
- Chimney repairCrowns, caps, flashing, liners and brickwork
- Fireplace & stoveDampers, doors, gaskets and the flue behind them
- Dryer vent cleaningLint pulled out from the dryer to the wall hood
- Air duct cleaningSupply and return runs, registers and grilles
- Duct repair & replacementLoose, crushed or torn runs fixed or replaced
Reviews from our Google listing
A selection of our 5-star reviews on Google.
A hundred years of lime mortar requires a careful, low-RPM touch, and that antique sensibility was obvious in the preservation-grade sweeping of our 1910 hearth.
Soot was cleaned from the flue lining with non-abrasive polymer heads, leaving the critical structural integrity of the ceramic glaze undamaged.
Before any damage to the fundamental integrity of the ceiling, we were able to fix the outside chimney leaks after identifying significant water damage behind the lead counter-flashing.
Lebanon Township questions
We heat the whole house with a wood stove. How often should it be swept?
At least once a year, and often twice for a stove burned daily all winter. We check the creosote on camera and tell you whether a mid-season sweep is needed.
Can you inspect a propane furnace vent while you are here?
Yes. We look at the vent from the appliance to the outside and tell you if anything is loose, corroded or blocked.
How far is Lebanon Township from you?
About 37 miles from our Bloomfield base. We book Hunterdon County on set days, so call from 7 am to 9 pm to choose one, or book online at any hour.
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