Chimney Champs (856) 300-9215

Serving Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, New York & Connecticut

Chimney sweep, inspection & repair in PA, NJ, DE, NY & CT

Chimney Champs keeps your fireplace safe, your chimney dry and your home warm. Cleaning, inspections, masonry and crown repair, caps, liners and waterproofing — done right the first time.

Fast schedulingSame-day visits when our schedule allows
Photo reportsSee exactly what we see in your chimney
Clean, careful workDrop cloths and HEPA vacuums every visit
Free estimatesClear pricing before any work begins

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Why it matters

Your chimney is a safety system, not just a pipe

Every fire leaves flammable creosote in the flue, and every winter freezes water into the brick. Fire-safety standards (NFPA 211) recommend having chimneys inspected once a year and cleaned as needed. A yearly visit catches small problems — a cracked crown, loose mortar, a missing cap — before they turn into leaks, chimney fires or a rebuild.

How often should you clean your chimney?

How it works

  1. 1

    Call or book online

    Tell us what's going on. We'll find the soonest time in your area.

  2. 2

    Inspection & clear estimate

    We inspect, photograph what we find and explain it in plain English.

  3. 3

    Expert work

    Sweeping, repair or installation done right, with your home protected.

  4. 4

    Safe, warm winters

    We remind you when your next yearly check-up is due.

Common chimney questions

How often should I have my chimney cleaned?

Inspect it every year and clean it whenever creosote or soot builds up — typically once a year for a wood-burning fireplace used regularly.

What happens during a chimney inspection?

We check the crown, cap, flashing and masonry outside, and the firebox, damper, smoke chamber and flue inside. A Level 2 inspection adds a camera scan of the flue.

Why is my chimney leaking?

Most leaks come from failed flashing, a cracked crown, a missing cap, worn mortar joints or porous brick. We locate the exact entry point before recommending a repair.

What areas do you serve?

We serve Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, New York and Connecticut, including Philadelphia and its suburbs, South, Central and North Jersey, Wilmington, Newark and Dover, Staten Island, Long Island, Westchester, and Fairfield, New Haven and Hartford counties.

What do I do if I have a chimney fire?

Get everyone out and call 911. If it's safe, close the fireplace doors or stove air controls on the way out. Don't use the fireplace again until it's inspected.

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