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Chimney Inspection, Warren County

Your Local Chimney Inspectors in Warren County, NJ

Warren County's housing is unusually old, and that makes inspections more than a formality. A quarter of the county's homes were built before 1940, and in Phillipsburg it is more than half. Chimneys from that era often have no liner or have clay tiles that cracked long ago. We inspect each flue in use, look at the crown, flashing and mortar, and check whether a modern furnace or water heater has been tied into an old chimney. Then we explain what we found in plain terms.

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Warren County, NJ

Chimney Inspection for Warren County Homes

Census estimates for 2020 to 2024 put the median year built of housing in Phillipsburg at 1938, with about 51% of housing units built before 1940. Many of those chimneys have no liner or cracked tiles, and an inspection should confirm what is inside before a boiler or stove relies on it.

In Blairstown, about 21% of housing units were built before 1940 and the busiest building decade was the 1970s, at about 23%. Both prewar and 1970s chimneys are now at an age when liners, crowns and flashing need a careful yearly look.

We inspect chimneys in Phillipsburg, Blairstown, Washington, Hackettstown and Lopatcong.

When to Call Us

  • You are buying or selling a home
  • The chimney has not been checked in a year or more
  • After a chimney fire or a bad storm
  • You see water stains near the chimney
  • You plan to switch fuel or add an insert

How the Job Goes

  1. Inside the house

    Firebox, damper, hearth and the visible flue, with a strong light and a mirror.

  2. On the roof

    Crown, cap, flashing, brick, mortar joints and the top of the flue.

  3. Plain answers

    We walk you through what is fine, what to watch and what needs work.

  4. A written estimate

    Any repair we suggest comes as a free written estimate, so you can decide calmly.

Chimney Inspection Questions in Warren County

How often should my Warren County chimney be inspected?
At least once a year, the interval NFPA 211 sets for chimneys, fireplaces and vents. In an older home with an oil boiler, the weeks before the heating season are the right time.
We switched from oil to gas. Does the chimney need an inspection?
Yes. The old flue may be too large for the new furnace or water heater, which causes condensation and poor draft. We check the size and condition and tell you whether a liner is needed.
How long does an inspection take?
Most homes take under an hour. A tall chimney or a hard roof can take longer, and we tell you before we start.

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How It Works

  1. Your callCall, text or book online

    Tell us what you see or smell. A real person from our team answers and sets a time that suits you.

  2. The visitFree chimney inspection

    Our own crew arrives in a marked Pro 1 van, covers the floor and inspects the chimney from the firebox to the cap, free of charge.

  3. The estimateFree written estimate

    We walk you through what we found, in plain words, and put any repair in writing before work starts.

  4. The workThe job, done right

    We do the work, clean up the roof, the yard and the room, and walk you through the finished job.

Book before the holidays. Fireplaces get their heaviest use from Thanksgiving to New Year. A free inspection now catches nests, creosote and cracked flue tiles before the first big fire and the family gatherings.

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Chimney Inspection in Warren County

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