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Chimney Sweep · Southern New Hampshire

Brad's Chimney Sweep

Call (603) 434-5986

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Sweeping, inspections, cap and liner installation for chimneys across Southern New Hampshire, so the fireplace on the other end of it works the way it should.

  • Southern New Hampshire
  • Fully insured

Services

Chimney sweeping, inspection and repair

A chimney that's gone too long without a sweep can build up creosote and debris where you can't see it. Brad handles the sweep, the inspection and the repair work that keeps it clear.

  • Chimney cleaning / sweeping: creosote and debris removal from the flue.
  • Chimney inspections: a yearly check on your schedule, and a closer look for a flue that's sat unused or after a chimney fire.
  • Chimney cap installation: stainless steel or copper, custom-fitted to the chimney; pricing depends on the specifics of your home.
  • Chimney liner installation: stainless steel, spiral-welded, with a lifetime warranty on all components.
  • Waterproofing / sealing: masonry sealing against spalling and efflorescence.
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The facts

What you're working with

  • Where we work

    Southern New Hampshire.

  • Insured

    Fully insured.

  • How long

    Operating it himself since 2005.

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Book your annual inspection

Most chimneys need a sweep and inspection once a year, ideally before the first fire of the season.

Call to book your annual inspection

The process

What a sweep and inspection actually cover

General steps, the same for any chimney:

  1. A look at the setup: a quick check of the chimney and the appliance it connects to, before anything starts.

  2. The sweep: creosote and debris cleared from the flue.

  3. The inspection: checked over for soundness and a clear passage, the way an annual check should go.

  4. What we found: a plain rundown of the results, so you know what, if anything, needs doing next.

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Reviews

In their words

  • "Can't recommend Brad enough!... Brad was the one who solved our problem with a stainless steel flue liner. He took care of everything and installed it himself. His prices are fair and he did a chimney sweep for us too."

    Andreana, Google review, 10/12/2023
  • "Out of 3 quotes he was hands down the best price we received! I highly recommend brad for all your chimney needs!"

    Tammy Siravo, Google review, 05/06/2019
  • "I found Brad's Chimney by a recommendation from 2 neighbors. He installed a liner, custom chimney Cap, and coated the chimney. His work is excellent and professional."

    Joseph Ciarcia, Google review, 05/30/2019

Service area

Where Brad works

Brad works across Southern New Hampshire, sweep to cap, one chimney at a time.

Customers as far as Hudson have called on him for chimney work, too.

FAQ

Common questions

  • How often should a chimney be cleaned?

    Most chimneys need a sweep and inspection about once a year, or after burning through roughly a cord of wood, whichever comes first.

  • What's included in an inspection?

    A general check of the flue for soundness, clearance and buildup, followed by a plain report of what was found. No claim about a specific inspection level.

  • Do you service pellet stoves or furnace flues?

    Ask when you call. Brad has helped customers with pellet stove work and furnace flue work in the past.

Get in touch

Reach Brad

Have a chimney that needs a look before winter, or a question about pricing? Call, or send the basics below.

Call (603) 434-5986

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