5.0from 15 Google reviews

Chimney sweeping and repair — plus every duct in the house

We sweep, inspect and repair chimneys, and we clean air ducts and dryer vents, for homes across Cherry Hill Township and Camden County. Every visit starts with a camera in the flue or the duct, so the estimate is built on what we actually found.

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Free estimates, straight answers, and a phone that gets answered 7 am to 9 pm, every day.

A technician feeding a flexible chimney liner down into the flue from the rooftop

5.0 / 5

15 Google reviews

  • 11Counties servedCamden County first, then the ten counties around it
  • 38Towns on the routeReal streets we already drive, not a radius on a map
  • 7Services, one crewChimney and air duct work, same trucks
  • 7am–9pmOpen every dayA person answers the phone, seven days a week

What sends people to the phone

Three things people call about most

Read your own situation in one of these, or just call and describe it — we’ll tell you whether it’s a sweep, an inspection, or a repair.

An open damper inside a sooty smoke chamber, seen from below

Chimney

Smoke that won’t go up the flue

That’s usually the damper, a flue sized wrong for the fireplace, or creosote thick enough to choke the draft. The camera goes up before anything else does, so you get an answer instead of a guess.

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A disconnected dryer duct with a thick plug of lint pulled out of it

Dryer vent

Two cycles to dry one load

A dryer that used to finish in one cycle and now needs two is usually lint packed somewhere between the drum and the outside wall, not a dying machine. We clear the whole run, not just the trap.

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A floor register removed, dust and debris on a tarp beside a brush

Air ducts

Dust that’s back within a day

When it’s the ducts and not the filter, dust comes straight back after cleaning. We open the trunk and the registers, not just the vents you can reach from the room.

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One visit, one camera

What a single sweep actually changes

This firebox is from one Cherry Hill call — the same fireplace, the same visit, before the brush and after it.

A firebox coated in heavy glazed creosote, tarp laid down for the sweep
BeforeGlazed soot on every wall and a refractory panel you can’t actually see.
The same firebox swept clean, refractory panel and joints visible again
AfterSame fireplace, same afternoon — the panel is legible again and the smell is gone.

Two trades, one crew

Chimney work and duct work, side by side

Pick the one that matches what’s going on, or call and describe it — we work both every week.

Step flashing being repaired where a chimney meets the roof line

Chimney sweeping, inspection and repair

Sweeping, Level 1 and Level 2 inspections, and repair — crowns, caps, flashing, dampers and liners. Most of Cherry Hill’s housing is 1950s and 60s brick built for oil or coal, and about 81% of it runs on gas now; a flue sized for the old fuel is exactly where the condensation starts.

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A new insulated duct run hung under a floor, lit by a work light

Air duct and dryer vent service

Cleaning for air ducts and dryer vents, plus replacement when a run is crushed or torn instead of just dirty. We open the whole system, not just the registers you can reach from the room.

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5.0 out of 5, from 15 Google reviews

Fifteen reviews, one rating: 5.0

These are the actual ratings from Google — the same fifteen anyone finds searching the business name. See the full set, and the histogram, on the reviews page.

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Alessia Fiori

The technician showed me exactly what he was doing, step by step, while he worked. It was really interesting to look inside the flue with his tablet camera. Very open service!

Samuel Dean

I have an ancient farm home with an unlined brick chimney. They cleaned the soot away with soft brushing without disturbing any of the ancient interior mortar joints.

Cora Laskey

The tech pointed out a small fracture in our firebrick that I would have overlooked entirely. Patched it up there for a very fair amount.

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How a visit actually goes

Four steps, one visit

No separate estimate appointment and no guessing from a phone description — the camera decides what the job actually is.

  1. You call or send the form

    Tell us what’s going on — smoke, a slow dryer, dust that won’t quit — and we’ll say whether that’s a sweep, an inspection or a repair before anyone drives out.

  2. The camera goes in first

    Flue or duct, we look before we touch anything, so the estimate matches what’s actually wrong instead of a guess from the driveway.

  3. We say the plan out loud

    What we found, what it costs, and what happens if it waits — before a single tool comes off the truck.

  4. The work happens that visit

    Sweeping, repair, or duct and dryer vent cleaning, done while you’re there to see it — not booked as a second trip.

That’s the whole visit — camera first, the plan said out loud, and the work done while you’re still standing there.

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Eleven counties, thirty-eight towns

Where the truck actually goes

Camden County first — Cherry Hill, Voorhees, Haddonfield, Collingswood, Pennsauken and Gloucester Township are a short drive. Everything past that, out through Hunterdon, Somerset, Union and the rest, still gets covered; just call ahead so it fits the route.

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Before you call

Questions people ask before the first visit

Do you have a shop or office in Cherry Hill?

No — this is a service-area business. Every job happens at your address; there’s no location to drive to. Call (856) 606-0212 and we’ll set a time to come to you.

What towns and counties do you actually cover?

Eleven New Jersey counties and thirty-eight towns, with Camden County — Cherry Hill, Voorhees, Haddonfield, Collingswood, Pennsauken and Gloucester Township — first in the route. Towns further out still get covered, scheduled by appointment rather than same-day.

Is chimney work and duct work really the same company?

Yes, one crew for both. We sweep, inspect and repair chimneys, and we clean air ducts and dryer vents — the same trucks handle both trades, so it’s one call instead of two.

How do you decide if it’s a sweep, an inspection or a repair?

A camera goes into the flue or the duct before anything else happens. What it shows decides the job — we don’t quote a repair from a description alone.

What are your hours?

7:00 AM to 9:00 PM, Every day. A person answers the phone, not a menu.

Is the estimate actually free?

Yes. Call (856) 606-0212 or send the form, and we’ll look at what you’re describing — camera included where it applies — before any cost is discussed.

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