This Vermont Chimney Sweeping business has a proud tradition of servicing local communities since 1983.
This Vermont Chimney Sweeping business has a proud tradition of servicing local communities since 1983.
As temperatures fluctuate, our chimneys expand and contract. This may lead to gaps, cracks, and crumbling mortar between bricks or stones. Any compromise to your chimney can be an open door–potentially letting in moisture, chilly drafts, and toxic flue gasses.
As temperatures fluctuate, our chimneys expand and contract. This may lead to gaps, cracks, and crumbling mortar between bricks or stones. Any compromise to your chimney can be an open door–potentially letting in moisture, chilly drafts, and toxic flue gasses.
why choose us?
Since materials used to construct a masonry chimney are porous, they can absorb large amounts of moisture. So even if you see no mortar damage now, it does not necessarily mean that there’s no risk of future moisture damage. In climates such as ours, many professionals recommend waterproofing the chimney. The materials used to coat the outside of the chimney allow the chimney to breathe while simultaneously preventing water infiltration. This process can only be done on a cleaned, healthy surfaces. So if you have any masonry damages, they need to be addressed before waterproofing.
leaks within 10 feet of your chimney?
Do you have water dripping from the chimney down into the fireplace? One of the most common reasons for dripping to occur in the chimney is from a damaged crown on top of a masonry chimney. This crown could be cracked or chipped, allowing water to penetrate it. The issue is typically experienced in older homes, especially those built before the 1980’s. Crowns before this time were often sloshed together using surplus mortar. This practice makes them more susceptible to cracks and so they deteriorate more quickly.
leaks within 10 feet of your chimney?
Do you have water dripping from the chimney down into the fireplace? One of the most common reasons for dripping to occur in the chimney is from a damaged crown on top of a masonry chimney. This crown could be cracked or chipped, allowing water to penetrate it. The issue is typically experienced in older homes, especially those built before the 1980’s. Crowns before this time were often sloshed together using surplus mortar. This practice makes them more susceptible to cracks and so they deteriorate more quickly.
other services we offer
Whether you need your chimney inspected or repaired, your dryer vent cleaned, or your fireplace serviced, you need experience, expertise and accreditation. There’s no short cut to experience. It has taken years of focused dedication to become the best at what we do. We earn varied industry-recognized certifications and participate in rigorous continuous education. We do this for you. We believe you and your family should be able to be warm and happy all year long. And safe. That’s why we consistently deliver a high quality and high value experience. We’ve been doing it for decades. All employees (including office staff) are CSIA (Chimney Safety Institute of America-tm) certified & VT State licensed.
Fireplace buying and inspecting
Fireplace inserts for increased efficiency
Expert installation and fireplace maintenance
Annual cleaning
Chimney inspections, repair, and maintenance
Chimney caps and guards
Dryer vent cleaning and repair
Improve dryer airflow and reduce wear on your dryer
Reduce risks and increase dryer efficiency and effectiveness
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Scott's Clean Sweep
148G VT Rt 100 North,
West Dover, VT 05356
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