Keep your home safe and your fireplace efficient with Chimney Guards — the leading chimney service in NJ. We specialize in chimney cleaning, repair, inspection, and maintenance with reliable, affordable, and expert care across New Jersey.
Comprehensive chimney care from certified professionals
Expert repair of damaged chimneys including brickwork, mortar joints, crown, and flashing.
Thorough Level 1, 2, and 3 inspections using advanced video camera technology.
Professional removal of dangerous creosote, soot, and blockages to prevent fires.
Premium stainless steel and aluminum liner systems for safety and efficiency.
Custom chimney caps and energy-saving top-sealing dampers.
Professional sealing to protect your chimney from water damage and deterioration.
Safe, efficient conversion from oil to clean-burning natural gas systems.
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Our technicians are certified by the Chimney Safety Institute of America.
Complete liability and workers' compensation coverage for your protection.
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Emergency chimney services available with rapid response times.
We serve homeowners and businesses in Morris County, Bergen County, Essex County, Union County, Middlesex County, Passaic County, and Somerset County. Contact us for professional, reliable services in your area!
Common signs include crumbling mortar, loose bricks, water leaks, a leaning chimney, or smoke backing up into the home. A professional inspection can confirm the issue.
Experts recommend annual inspections to detect cracks, leaks, or deterioration before they become costly repairs.
Yes — cracks, leaks, or blockages can allow toxic gases like carbon monoxide to enter your home or cause structural collapse.
A certified technician examines the chimney structure, flue liner, cap, and damper for safety and efficiency issues. They may also use cameras for an internal inspection.
Typically between 30 minutes and 1 hour, depending on the chimney’s size and condition.
It protects your home from heat and corrosion, improves draft, and keeps combustion gases safely vented outside.
Replace it if it’s cracked, deteriorated, or made from outdated materials like clay that no longer meet safety standards.
Common options include stainless steel, clay tile, and cast-in-place liners — stainless steel is the most durable and low-maintenance.
At least once a year, or more frequently if you use your fireplace regularly during winter.
They remove soot, creosote, and debris buildup that can cause blockages or fires, ensuring safe airflow.
DIY cleaning isn’t recommended — professional chimney sweeps use specialized tools and cameras to ensure a thorough, safe cleaning.
They prevent rain, debris, animals, and downdrafts from entering your chimney while improving energy efficiency.
A cap sits on top to keep out debris and water, while a damper controls airflow and prevents heat loss when the fireplace isn’t in use.
Gas systems are more energy-efficient, cost-effective, and environmentally friendly. Plus, they require less chimney maintenance and reduce soot buildup.
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