Ultimate Chimney Sweep

read moreWe are considered essential and are open and operating regular hours. All of our technicians are assigned to their own vans and are required to sanitize their van at the end of each day. They will all continue to wear gloves, masks and booties while servicing your home. If you have any further requests please note them to our office staff over the phone, or in your online appointment request. Our technician's and customer's safety are our number one priority. A chimney liner is like the exhaust on your vehicle if it does not function properly or there isn't one you and your family would inhale toxic fumes.

read moreUltimate Chimney sweep has been servicing Massachusetts and Rhode Island since 1993. We are a family owned and operated full service chimney company specializing in all aspects of chimney cleaning, maintenance, and repairs. Hear what our customers have to say about our work! Jeff initially came out to inspect our chimney and found that there were drafting issues that were pretty unsafe. He was able to fix it same day! Mark showed up and they got to work for a few hours completelty redoing the lining of the chimney, working into the night.

read moreKeep your chimney well maintained, or your heating system will be much less efficient or potentially hazardous. Chimneys are an integral part of your heating system and require regular maintenance and repair. Many different kinds of animals will take up residence in your chimney: raccoons, rodents, squirrels, birds and more. Removing Animals from your chimney can be humane and safe for all concerned. Ultimate Chimney Sweep can install a Raccoon-proof Stainless Steel Chimney Cap to prevent raccoons and other creatures from making your home theirs too.

read moreA flue is a venting system, each system needs its own so If you heat your home with oil or gas and have a fireplace you would have two flues. Often times they are in one chimney so if you were to look down the chimney it would be separated into two venting system inside one chimney. That question really depends on how often you burn, what you burn and how you burn. A wood stove typically needs to be cleaned more often than a fireplace because most homeowners use woodstoves as a heating source where as a fireplace is used mostly for a decorative purpose.