Chimney and duct work in Morris County, NJ

Morris County means Parsippany for us, and Parsippany means a housing stock where a good share of the fireplaces are factory-built rather than masonry. That is a genuinely different thing to service, with failure modes that have nothing at all to do with creosote.

5.0from 38 Google reviews

Two technicians on staging at a brick chimney breast mid-repair

The short answer

Chimney work, surveys, repairs and the duct and laundry runs these houses rely on, beginning with which kind of fireplace you actually own.

What we find across Morris County

Manufactured fireplaces bring a list of their own. The chase cover — the metal lid on top of the enclosure — collects water at the seam and rusts outwards, and the first sign is normally a rust stain running down the siding rather than anything visible indoors. The refractory panels inside the firebox crack with heat; they are a replaceable part rather than a rebuild, which is better news than it sounds, but a cracked panel is a real reason to stop using the fireplace until it is dealt with. Alongside that, the duct side: split-level layouts mean long runs with several changes of direction, and that is where a heating system quietly loses its output into a crawlspace through joints that were never properly sealed.

A cast iron throat damper seen from inside the firebox, open on its frame

The towns we cover in Morris County

What Bloomfield homeowners say

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Matthew Jones

Honest good working local company. The amount they quoted me on the phone was the price I paid after the service was completed.

Megan Gough

Expert setup, high-powered vacuums, and absolutely no dust residue. Excellent work.

Lucille Jensen

Water had been leaking around the chimney flashing, but the repair solved it completely. The crew sealed and reinforced the affected area with precision. Rain is no longer a concern. The workmanship looks strong and durable.

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Questions from Morris County

How do I tell whether our fireplace is manufactured or masonry?

Look at the firebox. Metal panels with visible seams and a straight metal flue mean factory-built; brick or refractory panels with mortar joints and a masonry stack mean the other. The service is different enough that it is worth knowing before booking.

There are rust stains under the chimney on our siding.

That is usually the chase cover on a factory-built chimney. They collect water at the seam and rust outwards, and the staining appears well before anything leaks inside. Replacing it in stainless while it is still only staining is much cheaper than after.

One room never gets warm. Is that the chimney?

No, that one is the ducts — very often a branch that has come off its takeoff inside a joist bay. The register still blows a little, so it goes undiagnosed for years while the system heats the space between two floors.

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