A mesh chimney cap on a brick chimney coated black, rising through a gray shingle roof.

Chimneys, dryer vents and air ducts

Chimney sweeping and repair from Cherry Hill Township

Before we brush a flue or open a duct, we look inside it with a camera. From there we clean, inspect and repair chimneys that burn wood, oil or gas, and we clear dryer vents and air ducts, across Camden County and the rest of our New Jersey map.

(856) 606-0212

A person answers every day from 7 am to 9 pm. Book online 24/7.

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  • 7 am to 9 pm office hours, seven days
  • Book online 24/7
  • 11 New Jersey counties

What we do

Chimneys on one side, vents and ducts on the other, all from Cherry Hill Township

Our crew handles two trades. One is the chimney, from sweeping to inspections and repairs. The other is the dryer vent and the duct system. Both start with a camera, and if your fireplace and your dryer both need attention we can take care of them in one trip.

Two clay flue tiles rising from a chimney top covered in a fresh black coating, wet from rain.

Chimney cleaning, inspections and repairs

Sweeps verified on camera, inspections at Level 1 or Level 2, and repairs to crowns, caps, flashing and liners for wood, oil and gas flues.

  • Inspection

    Camera in the flue, brush after

    Every flue gets a camera pass first, on a screen you can watch with us. The NFPA 211 standard advises a yearly inspection, and a Level 2 with a full video scan whenever the system changes, the house is sold or a chimney fire or other damage has occurred.

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  • Repair

    The camera finds it, we fix it

    Water usually gets into a chimney through a cracked crown or tired flashing well before any smoke problem shows up indoors. Whatever the camera shows is failing, crown, cap, flashing or liner, we repair it.

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A white dryer vent hood with a wire guard on light gray siding.

Dryer vents and air ducts

We clear the dryer run from the wall all the way out to the hood, clean duct systems when it helps and say so plainly when your ducts can wait.

  • Vents and ducts

    Laundry that needs a second cycle or a duct system nobody has opened in decades are the usual reasons people call. We clean what needs it and give you a straight answer on whether duct cleaning is money well spent.

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Inside a chimney

The four parts we check, top to bottom

A masonry chimney in four pieces, starting where the rain hits and ending where the smoke goes.

Looking up a soot-lined chimney flue toward the daylight at the top.
A clay flue tile set in a white crown on a red brick chimney with dark streaks down the brick.
A red brick chimney on a flat roof, with metal flashing along its base.
Crown
A sloped concrete cap poured over the brick so rain drains off instead of soaking down beside the flue.
Cap
A metal hood with mesh sides fitted over the flue, keeping out water, birds, squirrels and leaves.
Flashing
Strips of metal sealing the joint between chimney and roof, tucked under and over the shingles.
Liner
The tile or metal tube inside the masonry that guides smoke and fumes safely out of the house.

Reviews

Reviews from customers near Cherry Hill

Pulled straight from our Google Business Profile, in the customers' own words.

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A selection of our 5-star reviews on Google.

  • Jerry A.

    Polishing the ceramic glass and unblocking the air-wash intake passages turned our heavily used woodstove back into an effective heat source.

  • Allison S.

    Static-cling barriers locked the aperture tight, so that high soot agitation inside the top flue never wandered into the next-door kitchen.

  • A U.

    The entire sweep was completed with engineering precision and purity never before witnessed from meticulous pre-setup to HD inside camera feature.

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All of our reviews live on our Google Business Profile, exactly as customers wrote them, and you can read every one there.

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Job photos from roofs, fireplaces and vents

  • A black glass fireplace door set into a fieldstone fireplace, with a stone hearth below it.

    Black glass doors fitted to a fieldstone fireplace

  • A technician climbing an extension ladder against a building with tan siding and a brick wall.

    A technician on an extension ladder beside a brick wall

  • A register grille clogged with dust and lint, held up next to a floor opening fitted with a vacuum shroud.

    A register grille clogged with lint, beside a vacuum shroud

  • An open fieldstone fireplace with a grate inside and a boxed glass door kit on the floor in front of it.

    A fieldstone fireplace with a new glass door kit waiting in its box

How a visit works

Four steps, every job

Whether it is a routine sweep or a repair the camera turns up, the visit runs the same way.

  1. Get in touch

    Phone or send the form and describe the problem, smoke coming back, a damper stuck shut, a dryer that runs twice, and we will match it to the right visit.

  2. Camera before anything else

    The camera runs the full length of the flue before a brush goes near it, with the picture on a monitor you are welcome to watch.

  3. The agreed work

    For a sweep, brushes and a HEPA vacuum. For a repair, whatever the camera found, crown, cap, flashing or liner.

  4. Photos and plain answers

    The before and after photos are yours, and anything extra the camera spotted is explained in everyday words before it reaches an invoice.

One crew covering eleven counties, with the phone answered from 7 am to 9 pm seven days a week. Book online 24/7.

Eleven counties on our map

Home base is Cherry Hill Township in Camden County, and the crew also travels to ten counties farther north. Choose one on the map or from the list for its towns and what we usually find.

Map of the eleven New Jersey counties that Royal Chimney serves, with Camden County in the south and Hunterdon, Hudson and Bergen to the northCamdenHunterdonMiddlesexSomersetMonmouthUnionMorrisEssexHudsonPassaicBergen

Camden County appears in the inset box at the lower left. Every county in the list links to its own page and towns.

All 38 towns, grouped by county

Common questions

Good to know before you phone us

Do you really cover all eleven counties from Cherry Hill?

Yes. Our crew is based in Cherry Hill Township and serves homes in Camden, Hunterdon, Somerset, Middlesex, Monmouth, Union, Essex, Hudson, Passaic, Morris and Bergen counties. For the towns farthest north, we set the date with you ahead of time.

How often should a chimney be swept?

The NFPA 211 standard advises an inspection at least once a year, since the deposits behind a chimney fire are rarely visible from the room. Whether a sweep is also needed depends on what the inspection shows.

We heat with gas and rarely use the fireplace. Do we still need a chimney service?

Yes. About 81 percent of Cherry Hill homes heat with gas, and many of their chimneys were built for coal or oil. Gas exhaust is cool and full of water vapor, and in a flue that is too large it can condense and wear away the mortar from inside. A camera pass is the only way to see it.

Do you clean dryer vents and air ducts, or only one of them?

Both, and they are two separate jobs. Dryer vent cleaning removes lint between the dryer and the outside hood. Air duct cleaning covers the supply and return side of your heating and cooling system, and when your ducts do not need it, we tell you.

What if the camera turns up a problem?

You will see it on the screen first, and we take photos of it. No repair happens until you understand what was found and why it matters.