Chimney liner repair in Bridgewater, New Jersey done right
Stainless steel liners, same-day inspections, and honest pricing
Chimney liner repair in Bridgewater, New Jersey is what we do every week for homeowners in Martinsville, Finderne, and Bradley Gardens. If your flue is cracked, your fireplace smokes, or your chimney liner is pulling away from the mortar, we inspect it with a camera, show you the damage, and reline it with stainless steel. We are a local, licensed crew, and we answer the phone when you call.
What chimney liner repair in Bridgewater, New Jersey means
Chimney liner repair in Bridgewater, New Jersey is the work of restoring the flue that carries smoke and carbon monoxide out of your house. A clay tile liner cracks from heat cycling, a metal liner rusts through, and once that happens, heat and gases reach the wood framing. We run an inspection camera down the flue, measure the damage, and either resurface the existing tiles or slide a stainless steel chimney liner into place. Most jobs take one day and leave you with a smooth, sealed flue that drafts properly again.
Bridgewater homes take a beating from freeze-thaw cycles, and that is hard on masonry chimneys. Water gets into crown cracks, freezes overnight, and spalls the brick. Inside, creosote buildup from burning wood in a fireplace that has not been swept in years is the number one cause of liner damage we see. If you have been searching for chimney liner repair near me in Bridgewater New Jersey, we can usually get an inspection on the calendar within 48 hours and give you a written scope the same day.
Why homeowners choose our liner work
A failed liner is not just a draft problem. It is a fire and carbon monoxide problem. Here is what you get when we reline your chimney.
Stops carbon monoxide
A cracked flue lets carbon monoxide seep into living space instead of going up the stack. We seal the entire run with a stainless steel chimney liner and a refractory mortar cap at the top, so exhaust has one path out. Every job gets a combustion test before we pack up.
Restores real draft
Smoke rolling into the room usually means the flue is too large, too cold, or blocked. We size the new liner to the appliance, insulate it, and verify draft with a manometer. Most customers tell us the fireplace lights easier the same night and the smoke smell is gone.
Protects your framing
The liner is the only thing standing between 1,200-degree flue gas and the wood chase behind your chimney. We install a UL-listed stainless liner with the correct clearance, then document the install with photos. That record matters if you ever sell the house.
Fits older Bridgewater homes
Many chimneys in Bridgewater Center and Van Holten were built for oil or coal and have odd flue sizes. We carry oval and flexible liners from Rockford Chimney Supply and Copperfield so we can match a 6-inch appliance to a 7-by-11 flue without tearing out brick.
How our chimney liner repair process works
You get a clear sequence, a fixed price, and no surprises. Here is exactly what happens from the first phone call to the final draft test.
Phone triage
You call (844) 803-5147 and describe what you are seeing: smoke in the room, a water stain on the ceiling, or a chimney that has not been looked at in years. We ask a few questions, give you a ballpark range, and book a time. Most Bridgewater inspections happen within two business days.
Camera inspection
We lay drop cloths, pull the damper, and run an inspection camera the full length of the flue. You watch the monitor with us. We point out cracked tiles, missing mortar joints, creosote glazing, and any nesting animals. This takes about 45 minutes and ends with photos in your inbox.
Written scope
Same day, you get a written scope with two options when both are viable: resurface the existing clay tiles or install a new stainless steel liner. Prices are fixed, not hourly. We explain what each option does for draft, lifespan, and resale, and you pick.
Install day
On install day we protect floors, remove the old liner or brush it clean, and set the new stainless liner with insulation wrap. We connect it to the appliance collar, seal the top with a chimney crown mix and new chimney cap, and clamp the damper plate. Most relines take six to eight hours.
Draft test and cleanup
Before we leave, we light a test fire, check draft with a manometer, and confirm no smoke spills. We haul away every scrap of old liner and sweep the floor. You get a written warranty, the install photos, and a reminder card for your next annual sweep.
Why our chimney liner repair in Bridgewater, New Jersey stands out
We are not a franchise. We are a local crew that lives and works here, and our reputation is built on straight answers and clean job sites.
Camera evidence first
We never sell a liner you do not need. You see the camera footage before we quote anything, and we tell you plainly when a sweep and resurface will do the job. That honesty is why customers in Martinsville and Bradley Gardens call us back.
Fixed pricing, no hourly
Your written scope has a fixed price for the liner, insulation, cap, and labor. If we hit a surprise like a broken tile that needs removal, we stop and call you before doing anything that changes the number. No surprise invoices.
Stainless steel, not aluminum
We install stainless steel chimney liners from HomeSaver and ChimneySaver with a lifetime manufacturer warranty on the liner itself. Aluminum flex liners fail in wood-burning chimneys, and we will not put one in your house. Every install includes insulation wrap and a proper top plate.
Emergency chimney liner repair Bridgewater
If your chimney is leaking into the ceiling or you smell smoke in a bedroom, call us. We keep emergency slots open and can often get to a Bridgewater address the same day. For active leaks we tarp the crown and stop water intrusion first, then schedule the reline.
What our chimney liner repair includes
Every liner job is different, but these are the pieces that come standard when we reline a chimney in Bridgewater. If your chimney needs extra masonry work, we quote that separately before we start, never after.
What's Included
Full camera inspection
We run an inspection camera the entire length of the flue and photograph every crack, gap, and creosote deposit. You watch on the monitor with us. The inspection report and photos are yours to keep, whether or not you hire us for the repair.
Stainless steel liner
We install a UL-listed stainless steel chimney liner sized to your appliance, wrapped in insulation. Brands include HomeSaver, ChimneySaver, and Copperfield. The liner carries a lifetime manufacturer warranty, and we register it for you.
Top plate and cap
The liner gets a stainless top plate sealed with chimney crown mix, plus a new chimney cap with a spark screen. This keeps rain and animals out and holds the liner in place. We replace rusted caps at no extra charge when we are already on the roof.
Appliance connection
We connect the liner to your fireplace, insert, or furnace collar with the correct adapter and seal it with refractory mortar. The damper plate gets a clamp where code requires it. No gaps, no leaks, no shortcuts at the connection point.
Draft test and cleanup
We light a test fire, check draft with a manometer, and confirm no smoke spills into the room. Then we haul away the old liner, sweep up, and walk you through the warranty paperwork. You get a reminder card for your next annual sweep.
Chimney liner problems we solve in Bridgewater
Most liner failures start small and get expensive fast. Here are the problems we see most often and what happens if they are ignored.
Cracked clay flue tiles
Heat and carbon monoxide escape through the cracks into the wood chase. This is the leading cause of chimney fires in older homes, and it is invisible from the fireplace.
We resurface minor cracks with refractory mortar or install a stainless steel liner over the damaged tiles. Either way, the flue is sealed end to end. Most resurfacing jobs are done in a few hours; a full reline takes one day.
Heavy creosote buildup
Glazed creosote burns at over 2,000 degrees and can ignite inside the flue. It also narrows the passage and causes smoke to backdraft into the room.
We remove creosote with rotary brushes and a Sooteater, then treat the flue with creosote remover. If the buildup has already damaged the liner, we reline it. Annual sweeps prevent this from coming back.
Rusted metal liners in prefab chimneys
Prefab chimneys in Green Knoll and Milltown often have a thin metal liner that rusts through after 15 to 20 years. Once it fails, the chimney is unsafe to use.
We inspect the inner wall with a camera, confirm the failure, and install a new stainless liner inside the existing chase. This is usually cheaper than replacing the whole prefab stack and restores the warranty on the chimney.
Smoke backdraft and poor draft
Smoke rolling into the room on every fire makes the fireplace unusable and leaves a creosote smell in the house. It usually means the flue is oversized or cold.
We measure the flue and the appliance, then install a correctly sized insulated liner. The smaller flue stays warmer and drafts better. After the install we test with a manometer and a live fire to confirm the fix.
When Bridgewater homeowners call us for liner work
A homeowner in Van Holten is selling their house and the buyer's inspector flagged a cracked flue liner.
We do a camera inspection, document the damage, and reline the chimney with stainless steel. We provide the install photos and warranty paperwork the buyer's lender needs. Most real-estate relines are scheduled within a week.
The sale closes on time, and the new owner gets a chimney that is safe to burn in from day one.
A family in Finderne smells smoke in an upstairs bedroom whenever the fireplace is lit.
We treat it as urgent, come out the same day, and shut the fireplace down. The camera shows a separated liner joint about 15 feet up. We reline the flue and seal the smoke chamber with refractory mortar.
No more smoke smell in the bedroom, and the fireplace is back in use within a week.
A homeowner in Chimney Rock has water dripping into the firebox after every heavy rain.
We find a cracked crown and failed flashing, fix both, and discover the old liner has rusted from years of moisture. We install a new stainless liner and cap so the flue stays dry.
The firebox stays dry through the next storm season, and the new liner carries a lifetime warranty.
A homeowner in Bridgewater Center is switching from an open fireplace to a wood insert.
The existing flue is too large for the insert, which would cause poor draft. We install an insulated stainless liner sized to the insert and connect it with the correct collar adapter.
The insert drafts properly, heats the room, and burns less wood than the open fireplace did.
Tools and methods we use on every liner job
Tools & Equipment
Inspection camera
We run a high-resolution camera the full length of the flue to find cracks, gaps, and creosote that a flashlight cannot see. You watch the footage with us and get copies of the photos.
Chimney brush and rods
Flexible chimney rods and a sized chimney brush scrub the flue walls before a reline. A clean flue lets the new liner sit flat and the insulation wrap seal properly.
Sooteater rotary system
For glazed creosote that brushes cannot touch, we use a Sooteater rotary whip. It spins through the flue and breaks up hard deposits without damaging clay tiles.
Drop cloths and HEPA vacuum
We lay drop cloths from the door to the hearth and run a HEPA vacuum the whole time. When we leave, your floors and furniture look the way they did when we arrived.
Smoke chamber brush
The smoke chamber above the damper collects creosote that a flue brush misses. We scrub it with a dedicated smoke chamber brush and then parge it smooth with refractory mortar.
Masonry trowel and mortar jointer
We use a masonry trowel and mortar jointer to parge the smoke chamber and seal the crown. Refractory mortar is packed into every joint so the flue is airtight.
Methods
NFPA 211 clearance compliance
Every liner we install meets NFPA 211 clearance requirements for the appliance type. We measure and document the clearance on the install report. This is what your insurance company and home inspector look for, and it is non-negotiable on our jobs.
Insulated liner installation
We wrap the stainless liner in ceramic insulation before it goes down the flue. The insulation keeps flue gases hot, improves draft, and adds a layer of fire protection. It also prevents condensation that rusts metal liners from the inside.
Refractory mortar parging
For chimneys with sound clay tiles, we resurface the flue with refractory mortar instead of installing a new liner. The mortar is rated for flue temperatures and fills cracks and gaps. It is a lower-cost option when the tiles are still structurally intact.
Combustion draft testing
After every reline we light a test fire and measure draft with a manometer. If the reading is off, we adjust the cap or the connection until it is right. We do not leave until smoke goes up the flue, not into your room.
How chimney liner repair runs in Bridgewater
Bridgewater sits in a freeze-thaw band that punishes masonry. Water gets into crown cracks in January, freezes overnight, and pops the brick loose by spring. That same water runs down the flue and rusts metal liners from the inside. Most of the liner failures we see in town start with a crown or flashing leak, not with the fire itself. The housing stock matters too. Downtown Bridgewater and Finderne have a lot of 1920s brick chimneys with 7-by-11 clay flues that were built for coal and are oversized for a modern fireplace. Green Knoll and Milltown have 1980s and 1990s prefab units with metal liners that are now at the end of their 15-to-20-year life. We size the new liner to the appliance, insulate it, and seal the top with chimney crown mix so the next freeze-thaw cycle does not start the problem over. If you need chimney liner repair and relining in Bridgewater, New Jersey, we can usually inspect within 48 hours and reline within a week.
Service Areas
Older brick chimneys with 7-by-11 clay flues that are oversized for modern fireplaces. Most need an insulated stainless liner sized to the appliance, not a like-for-like tile replacement.
1920s housing stock with chimneys that have never been relined. We often find cracked tiles and heavy creosote on the first camera inspection.
1990s prefab chimneys with metal liners nearing the end of their service life. A stainless liner inside the existing chase is usually the most cost-effective fix.
Larger lots with tall chimneys and more exposure to wind-driven rain. Crown and flashing failures are common, and they rust liners from the outside in.
Mix of older masonry and newer construction. We see a lot of smoke backdraft from oversized flues in the older homes and failed prefab liners in the newer ones.
Local Considerations
Freeze-thaw cycles from December through March
Water enters crown cracks, freezes, and expands, spalling brick and cracking flue tiles. We seal crowns and install waterproofing sealant to break the cycle before it reaches the liner.
Oversized legacy flues in pre-1950 homes
A flue built for coal is too big for a modern fireplace, so it stays cold and drafts poorly. We install a correctly sized insulated liner to fix draft and reduce creosote buildup.
Aging prefab metal liners in 1980s-1990s homes
These liners rust through after 15 to 20 years and cannot be repaired. We install a new stainless liner inside the existing chase, which is cheaper than replacing the whole prefab chimney.
Heavy oak and hardwood burning in fall and winter
Hardwood produces more creosote than softwood, especially in a cold flue. Annual sweeps and a correctly sized liner keep creosote from reaching dangerous levels.
Cracked clay flue relined in one day
A 1960s brick chimney in Finderne had cracked tiles from the crown down to the smoke chamber. The homeowner was getting smoke smell in the upstairs hallway every time the fireplace was lit, and the home inspector flagged it during a refinance.
We installed a 25-foot insulated stainless steel liner, sealed the top plate with chimney crown mix, and replaced the rusted cap. Draft tested clean with a manometer, and the smoke smell was gone the first night. The refinance closed two weeks later.
Maintenance & Follow-up
Sweep the flue once a year before burning season and have the cap and crown checked at the same time. With annual maintenance, the liner carries a lifetime warranty.
A 1990s prefab chimney in Green Knoll had a rusted metal liner that failed a camera inspection. Two other companies quoted a full chimney replacement at over $9,000. The homeowner wanted a second opinion before committing.
We installed a stainless steel liner inside the existing chase for a fraction of the replacement cost. The chase was sound, so there was no reason to tear it down. Draft tested within spec, and the fireplace was back in use in three days.
Maintenance & Follow-up
Keep the cap and spark screen in place, and book an annual sweep. The stainless liner inside a prefab chase typically lasts 25 to 30 years with yearly cleaning.
A homeowner in Chimney Rock had water dripping into the firebox after every heavy rain. The crown was cracked and the flashing had pulled away from the roof. The old clay liner was still intact but starting to show moisture damage at the top.
We repaired the crown with chimney crown mix, replaced the flashing with a custom-bent piece, and sealed the brick with waterproofing sealant. The firebox stayed dry through the next storm season, and the liner did not need replacing.
Maintenance & Follow-up
Reapply waterproofing sealant every five to seven years and check the crown each fall. Catching a leak early is what saves the liner.
How much does chimney liner repair cost in Bridgewater NJ?
Most chimney liner repair in Bridgewater NJ runs $1,800 to $4,500 in 2026, depending on flue height, liner type, and whether we are resurfacing clay tiles or installing stainless steel. A straightforward 25-foot stainless reline with insulation and a new cap typically lands near $2,600. Resurfacing an intact clay flue costs less. We give you a fixed written price after the camera inspection, so you know the number before we start.
What is chimney flue liner repair in Bridgewater, New Jersey?
Chimney flue liner repair in Bridgewater, New Jersey is the process of restoring the inner wall of your chimney so smoke and carbon monoxide exit the house safely. It can mean resurfacing cracked clay tiles with a refractory mortar, or sliding a new stainless steel liner down the flue and connecting it to your appliance. Either way, the goal is a sealed, correctly sized flue that drafts properly and meets NFPA 211 clearance requirements.
Can chimney liner repair fix draft issues in Bridgewater?
Yes. Most draft problems we see in Bridgewater come from an oversized flue, a cracked liner letting cold air in, or creosote narrowing the passage. A correctly sized stainless liner fixes all three. We measure the flue, match the liner to your appliance, and insulate it so the flue stays warm. After the install we test draft with a manometer and light a fire to confirm smoke goes up, not into your room.
Who offers chimney liner repair near me in Bridgewater NJ?
Pro Ripple offers chimney liner repair near me in Bridgewater NJ with CSIA Certified Chimney Sweep technicians on every job. We are a New Jersey licensed home improvement contractor, we carry insurance, and we have been serving Bridgewater since 2022. Call (844) 803-5147 and we will schedule a camera inspection, usually within 48 hours. You get a written scope and a fixed price the same day.
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Reviews
Pro Ripple relined our chimney in Martinsville after two other companies tried to sell us a full rebuild. The camera inspection showed exactly what was wrong, the price was fixed, and the crew cleaned up better than they found it. Fireplace drafts perfectly now.
Called about a water leak near the chimney in Bradley Gardens. They came out the next day, fixed the crown and flashing, and showed us the liner was still fine. Honest work, no upsell. Will use them for the annual sweep.
Emergency call on a Friday for smoke smell in a bedroom in Finderne. They answered, walked us through shutting the fireplace down, and were there the same afternoon. Relined the flue the following week. Professional from start to finish.
We used Pro Ripple to reline a 1920s chimney in Downtown Bridgewater before selling the house. They provided photos and warranty paperwork for the buyer's lender, and the sale closed without a hitch. Fair price and no surprises.
Related Services
Chimney Repair Near Me
When a liner fails, the masonry around it often needs attention too. We handle chimney repair near me calls across Bridgewater, from repointing mortar joints to rebuilding a chimney crown that has cracked from freeze-thaw cycles. One crew, one scope, no juggling contractors.
Chimney Repair Near MeChimney Masonry Repair
A new liner inside a crumbling chimney will not last. We repair spalling bricks, rebuild the top few courses, and replace damaged flashing before or after a reline so the whole stack is sound. Most Bridgewater masonry repairs take one to two days.
Chimney Masonry RepairChimney Crown Repair
Crown cracks let water run down the flue and rust a new stainless liner from the outside in. We pour or patch the crown with chimney crown mix and seal it with waterproofing sealant, usually the same visit as your liner inspection. That is cheap insurance for a $2,600 reline.
Chimney Crown RepairChimney Relining
Relining is the full replacement of the flue liner, and it is the permanent fix when tiles are cracked beyond resurfacing. We install insulated stainless steel liners sized to your fireplace or furnace, seal the top plate, and test draft. Most relines are done in a single day.
Chimney ReliningChimney Cap Repair
A missing or rusted chimney cap lets rain straight into the flue and invites nesting animals. We repair or replace caps with stainless models that fit your flue size, and we add a spark screen. It is a small job that prevents big water damage inside the chimney.
Chimney Cap RepairChimney Maintenance
Annual maintenance keeps a new liner under warranty. We sweep the flue, check the cap and crown, and re-test draft once a year. Bridgewater customers on our maintenance plan get a reminder each fall before burning season starts, so nothing gets missed.
Chimney MaintenanceFireplace Repair
Smoke stains on the fireplace face, a damper that will not close, or a firebox with cracked fire brick all point to problems upstream. We repair the firebox and damper, then confirm the liner is doing its job. Most fireplace repairs pair well with a reline.
Fireplace RepairEmergency Chimney Repair
If water is coming through the ceiling around your chimney or you smell smoke in a bedroom, call us. We treat it as an emergency, tarp the crown to stop the leak, and schedule the permanent repair. Emergency chimney repair in Bridgewater is often same-day.
Emergency Chimney Repair24/7 Chimney Repair
Chimney problems do not wait for business hours. Our 24/7 chimney repair line is answered by a real person who can walk you through shutting down the appliance and stopping water intrusion until we arrive. Call (844) 803-5147 any time.
24/7 Chimney RepairChimney Leak Repair
A chimney leak usually starts at the crown, flashing, or cap, not the liner. We find the entry point with a water test, seal it, and check whether the liner has already rusted from years of moisture. Fixing the leak first protects the new liner you paid for.
Chimney Leak RepairProfessional Chimney Repair
Professional chimney repair means licensed, insured, and code-compliant work. We are a New Jersey licensed home improvement contractor, and every liner install follows NFPA 211 clearances. You get photos, a written warranty, and a clean job site when we leave.
Professional Chimney RepairChimney Inspection Service
Every liner job starts with a camera inspection. We run the camera the full length of the flue, check the smoke chamber and damper, and photograph what we find. You get a written report with repair options and prices, usually the same day.
Chimney Inspection ServiceChimney Cleaning Service
Creosote buildup is the leading cause of liner damage we see in Bridgewater. Our chimney cleaning service removes glazed creosote with rotary brushes and a Sooteater, then we inspect the liner while the flue is clean. Most sweeps take about an hour.
Chimney Cleaning ServiceChimney Restoration
Full chimney restoration rebuilds the stack from the roofline up, including new brick, crown, flashing, and liner. It makes sense when the masonry is too far gone for spot repairs. We phase the work so your fireplace stays usable as much as possible.
Chimney RestorationFireplace Restoration
Fireplace restoration brings an old firebox back to safe, usable condition with new fire brick, refractory mortar, and a working damper. We pair it with a liner inspection so the whole system works together. Popular with owners of older Bridgewater homes.
Fireplace RestorationFireplace Installation
Installing a new fireplace or insert means sizing the flue correctly from the start. We run the liner to match the appliance, set the clearances, and test draft before the first burn. Doing it right the first time avoids a reline two years later.
Fireplace InstallationChimney Tuckpointing
Tuckpointing replaces eroded mortar between bricks before water gets behind them. We grind out the old mortar, pack new refractory mortar with a jointer, and match the color. It is the cheapest way to add a decade to a Bridgewater brick chimney.
Chimney TuckpointingChimney Waterproofing
Waterproofing sealant on the brick sheds rain while letting the masonry breathe. We apply it after any crown or tuckpointing work, and it protects the chimney from the freeze-thaw cycles that crack liners from the outside. Reapply every five to seven years.
Chimney WaterproofingChimney Mortar Repair
Cracked mortar in the smoke chamber and flue joints lets heat reach framing. We repair mortar with refractory mortar rated for flue temperatures, not standard brick mortar. It is a critical step before or during a reline.
Chimney Mortar RepairChimney Sweep
A CSIA Certified Chimney Sweep on every job. We brush the flue with chimney rods and a chimney brush, remove creosote, and check the liner, cap, and damper while we are up there. Most Bridgewater sweeps are done in under 90 minutes.
Chimney SweepChimney Sweep Near Me
Searching for a chimney sweep near me in Bridgewater? We are local, we show up on time, and we clean up after ourselves. You get a written report on the flue condition, not just a brush-and-go. Book a sweep before burning season.
Chimney Sweep Near MeChimney Flashing Repair
Flashing is the metal seal where the chimney meets the roof, and it is the most common leak source we find. We repair or replace flashing with a flashing brake for a custom fit, then seal it. Do this before a leak rots the roof deck.
Chimney Flashing RepairChimney Cap Installation
We install stainless steel chimney caps sized to your flue, with a spark screen and a lifetime warranty on the cap. A cap keeps rain, birds, and squirrels out of the flue. It is the single cheapest way to protect a new liner.
Chimney Cap InstallationResidential Chimney Repair
Residential chimney repair covers everything from a cracked crown to a full reline on a single-family home. We work on brick, stone, and prefab chimneys across Bridgewater. One call handles the whole system, inside and out.
Residential Chimney RepairBrick Chimney Repair
Brick chimneys in older Bridgewater neighborhoods spall after decades of freeze-thaw. We replace damaged bricks, repoint joints, and rebuild the crown. If the flue tiles are cracked too, we reline at the same time so the chimney is sound top to bottom.
Brick Chimney RepairRoof Chimney Repair
Roof-level chimney work includes flashing, crown, cap, and the top few courses of brick. We handle it all without subcontracting a roofer, so the chimney and roof seal are done by one crew. Most roof chimney repairs take one day.
Roof Chimney RepairChimney Damper Repair
A damper that will not seal lets heated air escape all winter and lets cold air in when the fireplace is off. We repair or replace dampers and add a damper clamp where code requires it. It is a small fix that lowers your heating bill.
Chimney Damper RepairMetal Chimney Repair
Prefab metal chimneys have their own liner and clearances. We inspect the inner wall, replace rusted sections, and confirm the chase is not leaking. If the metal liner is failing, we can often convert to a stainless liner instead of replacing the whole stack.
Metal Chimney RepairSame Day Chimney Repair
Same day chimney repair is available for urgent problems like active leaks or a chimney that has shifted. Call before noon and we will do our best to get a technician to your Bridgewater address that afternoon. We carry common parts on the truck.
Same Day Chimney RepairSchedule your chimney liner repair in Bridgewater, New Jersey
Call (844) 803-5147 and we will book a camera inspection, usually within 48 hours. You get a fixed written price, CSIA Certified Chimney Sweep technicians, and a clean job site. If your chimney is leaking or smoking right now, tell us and we will treat it as urgent.