Professional chimney sweep done right — for Westampton Township and beyond.
Eds & Sons Chimney provides chimney sweep services in Westampton Township, including annual chimney sweep & cleaning, level i, ii & iii chimney inspections, chimney liner installation & repair, and more. Every job is handled by licensed, insured technicians with upfront written pricing, and backed by a workmanship guarantee — free estimates for all of Westampton Township and nearby areas.
A chimney sweep isn't just a cosmetic cleaning — it's your front-line defense against creosote accumulation, blockages, and the slow structural damage that soot deposits cause over time. Our certified technicians use industry-grade rotary brushes, high-powered HEPA vacuums, and hands-on inspection simultaneously, so cleaning and assessment happen in the same visit. We remove all stages of creosote residue, clear out debris, nesting material, and any ash buildup that restricts draft. After the sweep, you receive a written condition report noting anything that warrants attention before next season. Westampton Township homeowners who schedule annual sweeps consistently avoid the expensive repairs their neighbors face — and that's exactly the outcome we're here to deliver.
Request this service →Not every home needs the same depth of inspection. A Level I inspection suits chimneys that haven't changed and are used regularly — we examine accessible portions and verify safe operation. A Level II inspection, recommended after any real-estate transaction, after a chimney fire, or following severe weather, includes video scanning of the entire flue interior so nothing hides in the liner. Level III is reserved for suspected serious structural damage and may involve limited opening of surrounding construction. We follow NFPA 211 standards on every job and document findings with time-stamped photos. Westampton Township homeowners benefit from knowing exactly which level they need before we arrive — call us and we'll walk you through it at no charge.
Request this service →The flue liner is the most critical safety component in your chimney system — it contains combustion gases, protects the surrounding masonry from heat transfer, and prevents toxic carbon monoxide from seeping into living spaces. Cracked terracotta tiles, missing mortar joints, and deteriorated liners are among the most common findings we document in Westampton Township homes, particularly in houses built before the 1980s. We install UL-listed flexible stainless-steel liners and poured cast-in-place systems tailored to your appliance type, whether that's a traditional wood fireplace, a gas insert, or an oil furnace flue. Every liner installation includes a written warranty and a post-installation video inspection so you can verify the finished product yourself.
Request this service →New Jersey winters are hard on masonry. The freeze-thaw cycles that Westampton Township sees from November through March force water into micro-cracks, which expand with each freeze, spalling bricks and crumbling mortar joints year by year. Left unaddressed, what begins as a $300 tuckpointing job can escalate into a $3,000-plus rebuild within a few seasons. Our masons match mortar composition and color to your existing chimney, ensuring repairs are structurally sound and visually seamless. We address spalled bricks, eroded crowns, cracked joints, and damaged flaunching with the same careful approach we bring to every job. Early intervention is always cheaper — if we spot deteriorating mortar during a sweep, we'll show you the photos and give you an honest estimate on the spot.
Request this service →Three small components — the cap, crown, and damper — do enormous work protecting your chimney from the elements and from wildlife. A missing or damaged chimney cap is an open invitation for rain, raccoons, and nesting birds to compromise your flue. A cracked crown lets water sheet directly down the masonry each time it rains. A stuck or corroded damper either traps heat indoors in summer or bleeds it outdoors all winter, raising your energy bills quietly every month. Eds & Sons installs heavy-gauge stainless and copper caps built to outlast cheap box-store alternatives, applies elastomeric crown coatings or pours new concrete crowns where needed, and fits top-sealing dampers that outperform traditional throat dampers in both draft control and energy efficiency.
Request this service →The U.S. Fire Administration identifies clogged dryer vents as the cause of thousands of residential fires annually, yet most Westampton Township homeowners never think about this vent until something goes wrong. Lint is highly combustible, and it builds up in vent runs with every single load of laundry you dry. Long duct runs, 90-degree bends, and flexible plastic transition hoses compound the problem. Our technicians clean the entire vent run from appliance to exterior termination, remove compacted lint, replace damaged flexible sections with rigid aluminum where needed, and verify adequate airflow at the exterior cap. We recommend cleaning every one to two years — more often for large households. It's fast, affordable, and one of the highest-return safety investments you can make.
Request this service →Fast response, upfront pricing, and workmanship guaranteed. Get your free estimate today.