Chimney Services

Annual chimney inspections are essential for every homeowner to ensure the safety and efficiency of their chimney system. The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) publishes guidelines and standards for fire safety, including recommendations for regular chimney inspections to prevent fires and carbon monoxide incidents. Following these recommendations and performing the inspections helps homeowners maintain a safe environment and reduce the risk of fire hazards.

At Bruni & Campisi, we provide the expertise, quality and professionalism to maintain your chimney system properly with a proactive strategy that identifies issues before they become problematic. Our meticulous inspection involves checking every part of your chimney for wear, blockages or damage that could potentially cause fires or other safety risks, including issues not apparent to the untrained eye.

We provide an extensive range of cleaning and repair services to handle all your chimney repair needs, including:

• Chimney sweeping: Chimney sweeping is the process of cleaning the interior surfaces of a chimney to remove soot, debris and creosote buildup. A chimney sweep uses specialized tools to scrub the chimney walls and remove the buildup, making sure the chimney functions safely and efficiently.
• Chimney relining: Old chimney liners can deteriorate over time, leading to potential safety hazards like gas leaks or fires. Chimney relining involves installing a new liner inside your chimney to increase safety and efficiency, protecting the walls from heat and corrosion.
• Smoke chamber parging: During smoke chamber parging, our technicians apply a specialized mortar mix to the interior walls of the smoke chamber just above the fireplace. This process removes the rough surfaces and fills gaps in the masonry, improving the flow of smoke and gases while enhancing efficiency and safety.
• Chimney cap replacement: Chimney caps serve as a barrier against rain, snow, debris and animals that could enter your chimney and cause damage. Replacing the chimney cap usually involves removing the old cap and installing a new one that fits securely over the chimney opening.
• Crown and flashing repair: Repairing the chimney crown includes sealing cracks and applying a waterproof coating to prevent water from seeping into the chimney and causing structural damage. Repairing flashing involves fixing gaps or damage where the chimney and the roof intersect to ensure a watertight seal.