Clean Sweep Chimney Sweep

08/15/2018

Clean Sweep Chimney Sweep is under new management!! We are preparing for the up coming heating season and being able to service our customers in a timely fashion. Thank you Berkshire County and surrounding areas for allowing us to assist you in all your chimney needs.

07/18/2018

05/25/2013

The best time of the year to clean a chimney is after the cold season has just ended. Whether it's the early or late spring, any deposits on the flue liner are more easily removed.

05/22/2013

There are an estimated 26,000 fires a year in the United States that are connected to the chimney or fireplace - only about 7 percent of all structure fires - according to the most recent statistics from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.

05/19/2013

Chimney caps come in different shapes that should correspond to the shape of your chimney flue. The three main varieties are square, rectangular, and round. For a more decorative look, consider a chimney cap fashioned in copper.

05/16/2013

05/16/2013

Chimney caps are essential for a variety of reasons. Not only do they keep the rain out of your home, but they keep birds and other animals out of your chimney as well. They can also protect the chimney itself from premature deterioration.

05/10/2013

Masonry chimneys are beautiful additions to a home and are often thought to be indestructible. Unfortunately, the elements can erode the durability of your masonry chimney over time. Consider adding a chimney cover to protect it.

05/04/2013

If you want the warmth and effect of a fireplace but live in an apartment or home without a chimney, you should consider an electric fireplace. Some popular designs for electric fireplaces are rich wood tones, stone, marble, and brick.

05/01/2013

Did you know that fireplace inserts can increase your home's heating efficiency by up to 80 percent? Converting your wood-burning fireplace into a gas fireplace also results in cleaner air, which is better for the environment.

04/28/2013

Do you have a chimney leak? This may be caused by a missing chimney cap, crown cracks and deterioration, mortar joint deterioration, cracking in the masonry, foundation cracking, or flue gas condensation cause by over- or undersized chimney liners.

04/22/2013

Even though you'll find consumer creosote removal and chimney sweeping products on the market, it's best to let a professional gauge the safety of your chimney before use. Level 3 creosote deposits require special chemicals for removal.