Chimney and duct cleaning in Tewksbury Township, NJ

Tewksbury Township is almost all single-family houses on large lots, and a third of its 2,292 households heat with fuel oil. Oldwick, its oldest village, is a historic district on the National Register.

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In brief

In Tewksbury Township we sweep oil and wood flues, inspect the masonry chimneys of farmhouses and newer homes, and clean dryer vents and ducts.

Oil heat and big chimneys

Utility gas reaches fewer than half of Tewksbury households, and oil fills most of the gap: 767 homes, a third of the township, still burn it. An oil flue collects soot and scale every winter, so a yearly cleaning matters more here than in a gas town. The houses are mostly detached, and an older one can have more than one fireplace and a separate chimney for the boiler. In villages like Oldwick, listed on the National Register in 1988, and Mountainville, the chimneys are much older, and the brick and mortar need a closer look than the newer houses on the roads between them.

Parts of Tewksbury Township we reach

  • Oldwick
  • Mountainville
  • Fairmount and Lower Fairmount
  • Cokesbury
  • Pottersville
  • Farmersville
  • Fox Hill
  • Apgar's Corner
  • Bissell
  • Laurel Farms
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A selection of our 5-star reviews on Google.

  • Brooke D.

    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.

  • Stephanie F.

    Soot was cleaned from the flue lining with non-abrasive polymer heads, leaving the critical structural integrity of the ceramic glaze undamaged.

  • Benjamin H.

    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.

Tewksbury Township questions

Our Tewksbury house has three flues. Can you do them all in one visit?

Yes. We inspect every flue, clean the ones in use and tell you separately what we found in each, with photographs.

How often should an oil flue be cleaned?

Once a year in most homes, along with an inspection. A burner that is out of tune can soot up a flue faster, so tell us if the burner has been acting up.

How far is Tewksbury from your base?

About 31 miles from Bloomfield, so Hunterdon visits are booked on set days. Call from 7 am to 9 pm to pick one, or book online at any hour.

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