Chimney Services on Long Island, NY

Safe Chimneys, Protected Families, Always

Professional chimney services across Nassau County, Suffolk County, and NYC. Fast repairs, thorough cleanings, and expert inspections that keep your family safe year-round.

Chimney Sweeping & Cleaning

Fully Licensed Insured

Licensed and insured in Nassau and Suffolk Counties with A+ BBB rating for your complete protection.

True Emergency Service

One of few companies offering genuine 24-hour emergency response when chimney problems can’t wait.

Free Estimates Always

Transparent pricing with free estimates and written price-match guarantee – we won’t be undersold.

Long Island Chimney Experts

Real Solutions for Real Chimney Problems

Your chimney faces unique challenges here on Long Island. Salt air corrodes metal components while freeze-thaw cycles crack mortar joints. Water finds every weakness, leading to expensive damage that spreads throughout your home.

We’ve spent over 15 years solving these exact problems for homeowners across Nassau County, Suffolk County, Queens, Brooklyn, and Manhattan. From emergency leak repairs to complete system rebuilds, we handle what Long Island’s weather throws at your chimney.

You need experts who understand local conditions and deliver lasting solutions. That’s exactly what you get with our licensed, insured team.

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Chimney Repair

Everything Your Chimney Needs Under One Roof

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Chimney Cleaning

Annual sweeping keeps creosote from building to the point where it becomes a fire risk, and it is the visit where most other problems get caught early. We brush the full flue, vacuum the firebox and smoke shelf, and leave a written report on the condition of the liner, damper and crown. Once a year for anything in regular use.

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Chimney Liners

The liner is what keeps combustion gases inside the flue and out of your walls. Clay tile liners crack with age and heat; stainless steel is the usual replacement and suits both wood and gas. If you are finding tile fragments in the firebox, the liner is already failing.

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Chimney Leak Repair

Water stains on the ceiling near the chimney, damp on the wall beside it, or a musty smell coming from the firebox. Leaks come from the crown, the flashing, the cap or the brick itself and working out which one is most of the job.

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Affordable Chimney Repairs

We provide affordable chimney repair solutions designed to fix problems correctly without unnecessary work or added costs. From minor masonry repairs and damaged mortar joints to chimney crowns, flashing, flue liners, and other common issues, our team focuses on practical repairs that help keep your chimney safe, functional, and protected for years to come.

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Masonry & Brickwork

Masonry and brickwork services help restore the strength, safety, and appearance of your chimney and fireplace. From repairing cracked or loose bricks to replacing damaged mortar joints and rebuilding deteriorated masonry, proper repairs help prevent water intrusion, structural damage, and further wear while keeping your chimney looking its best.

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Chimney Caps & Chase Covers

A cap keeps rain, leaves, birds and squirrels out of the flue, and a chase cover does the same job on a framed chimney. They are the cheapest part of the whole structure and the part most often missing or rusted through.

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Commercial Chimney Services

Restaurants, apartment buildings and commercial kitchens run different flues on different schedules with different inspection requirements. We handle commercial sweeping, inspection and repair across Nassau and Suffolk.

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Fireplace Cleaning

Fireplace cleaning removes soot, ash, creosote buildup, and other debris from the firebox, chimney, and surrounding components. Regular cleaning helps improve airflow, reduce odors, support safer fireplace operation, and prevent buildup that can increase the risk of smoke problems or chimney fires.

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Fireplace Repair

Fireplace repair services address issues that affect the safety, performance, and appearance of your fireplace. From damaged firebrick, cracked refractory panels, and faulty dampers to pilot light problems, gas log issues, poor seals, and smoke entering the room, professional repairs help restore proper operation and keep your fireplace working safely and efficiently.

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Fireplace Remodeling

Fireplace remodeling transforms an outdated or worn fireplace into a more attractive, functional centerpiece for your home. Remodeling can include updating the surround, replacing brick or stone, installing a new mantel, improving the firebox, upgrading the hearth, or converting the overall style to better match your space.

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Chimney Masonry

Repointing, rebuilding above the roofline, crown replacement and full masonry restoration. Matching old mortar matters on Long Island’s older housing stock: the wrong mix is harder than the brick around it and causes more damage than it prevents.

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Fireplace Services

Our fireplace services are designed to keep your fireplace safe, functional, and looking its best. From inspections and routine maintenance to repairs, remodeling, damper issues, firebox restoration, gas fireplace service, and component replacement, we provide solutions for both wood-burning and gas fireplaces.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should chimneys be cleaned in Nassau/Suffolk County?

For homes in Nassau and Suffolk County, chimneys should generally be inspected at least once a year and cleaned whenever soot or creosote buildup is present. Fireplaces and wood-burning stoves that are used frequently may need cleaning every year, while less frequently used chimneys may go longer between cleanings.We work across Nassau County and Suffolk County from our shop at 22 St Paul St in Bethpage.

Yes, our Level 2 inspections include video scanning of the entire flue system and meet all requirements for property sales, insurance claims, and after storm damage assessments.

Absolutely. We’ve sealed thousands of chimney leaks across Long Island. Most leaks stem from damaged flashing, cracked crowns, or deteriorated mortar joints – all problems we fix permanently.

Basic repairs typically range from $250 to $1,200, while major structural work can cost several thousand dollars. We provide free estimates so you know exactly what to expect.

Yes, we provide complete chimney services throughout Nassau County, Suffolk County, Long Island, Queens, Brooklyn, and Manhattan.

Look for water leaks, white staining on bricks, smoke backing into your home, rust on metal components, or strange odors. Any of these signals problems that worsen quickly if ignored.

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