Middletown Oakline Chimney Sweeping Services
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Middletown, RI

Middletown's Trusted Chimney Experts

Providing comprehensive chimney services to keep your home safe.

The house and its fire

Welcome to Middletown Oakline Chimney Sweeping Services, where we dedicate ourselves to maintaining the safety and efficiency of your home's chimney. Whether you need a thorough cleaning or intricate repairs, our experienced team is here to help.

Serving Middletown and the surrounding areas, including Newport, Portsmouth, Tiverton, Jamestown, Bristol, and Little Compton, we offer a full range of services to meet your chimney and venting needs. Our goal is to ensure your home remains a safe, warm, and cozy haven.

Services

Ten kinds of care

Know your fireplace

Every hearth asks for something different

Masonry wood fireplace

Masonry wood fireplace

Masonry wood fireplaces are crafted from bricks or stones and often serve as a central feature in a home. They provide a classic aesthetic and operate with wood as the main fuel source. While they provide warmth and ambiance, they require regular maintenance to ensure safety and efficiency.

Keep it well

  • Clean the chimney at least once a year.
  • Check mortar and bricks for cracks or damage regularly.
  • Install a chimney cap to prevent animals and debris from entering.
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Factory-built fireplace

Factory-built fireplace

Factory-built fireplaces are prefabricated units installed in homes, typically made from metal and installed with a metal chimney or flue. They are designed to be more efficient than traditional masonry fireplaces and can be wood-burning, gas, or electric.

Keep it well

  • Follow the manufacturer's maintenance instructions closely.
  • Have the chimney and flue inspected annually.
  • Regularly clean the glass doors to prevent soot build-up.
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Wood stove

Wood stove

Wood stoves are freestanding heating appliances designed specifically for burning wood. They are highly efficient, providing substantial heat output compared to traditional fireplaces. Modern wood stoves are often EPA-certified, meaning they use less wood and produce less pollution.

Keep it well

  • Clean ash from the stove regularly to maintain airflow.
  • Inspect and clean the chimney or stove pipe annually.
  • Use seasoned, dry wood to minimize creosote build-up.
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Gas fireplace or insert

Gas fireplace or insert

Gas fireplaces and inserts offer a convenient and efficient heating solution with the flip of a switch. They use natural gas or propane and are available as direct vent, ventless, or inserts that fit into existing fireplace openings.

Keep it well

  • Inspect the fireplace for gas leaks regularly.
  • Clean the glass doors to maintain clarity.
  • Have the burner and pilot light checked yearly.
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Furnace and boiler flue

Furnace and boiler flue

Furnace and boiler flues are essential for venting combustion gases from heating systems. They ensure that harmful gases like carbon monoxide are safely directed out of the home.

Keep it well

  • Schedule annual inspections and cleaning of the flue.
  • Ensure proper venting and airflow from the flue.
  • Promptly address any cracks or leaks detected.
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Fieldstone chimney (illustration)

The visit

Unhurried, in five movements

  1. I

    Initial Consultation

    Discuss your needs with us and schedule an inspection at your convenience.

  2. II

    Thorough Inspection

    Our expert technicians evaluate your chimney to identify any issues.

  3. III

    Detailed Proposal

    Receive a clear outline of our findings and recommended services.

  4. IV

    Professional Service

    Our team performs the necessary work with precision and care.

  5. V

    Final Review

    Walk through completed work and address any questions you may have.

“Reliable Chimney Care in Your Neighborhood”

Why people call

Local Expertise

Our familiarity with local building codes and weather patterns ensures effective service.

Comprehensive Services

From cleaning to repairs, we cover all aspects of chimney care under one roof.

Safety First

We prioritize your safety with thorough inspections and detailed chimney assessments.

Customer Focused

Your satisfaction is our top priority. We work closely with you to exceed expectations.

Through the year

A season by season rhythm

Spring

  • Schedule an annual chimney inspection.
  • Check for any signs of winter damage.
  • Clean the fireplace thoroughly.

Summer

  • Inspect the masonry for any cracks.
  • Have your dryer vent cleaned.
  • Install or repair chimney caps as needed.

Fall

  • Schedule chimney cleaning before the first fire.
  • Install a chimney cap to keep out leaves.
  • Check the damper for proper operation.

Winter

  • Keep an eye on snow accumulation around the chimney.
  • Burn seasoned wood to reduce creosote buildup.
  • Ensure the area around the fireplace is clear of flammable materials.

Book

Choose a date that suits the house

Send the request and we call to confirm the time. Serving Middletown · Newport · Portsmouth · Tiverton · Jamestown · Bristol · Little Compton.

  • Monday8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Tuesday8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Wednesday8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Thursday8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Friday8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Saturday9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
  • SundayClosed

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Questions

Asked by the fireside

How often should my chimney be inspected?

It is recommended to have your chimney inspected annually to ensure it is in safe working condition and free from blockages or damages.

What is creosote and why is it dangerous?

Creosote is a tar-like substance that builds up inside chimneys. It is highly flammable and can lead to chimney fires if not regularly removed.

Do you offer chimney cap installation?

Yes, we provide chimney cap installations to protect against debris, animals, and weather damage.

Can you waterproof my chimney?

Absolutely, we offer chimney waterproofing services to help prevent water damage and prolong the life of your chimney.

How do I know if my chimney needs relining?

Signs of a damaged liner include visible cracks, pieces of tile in the fireplace, and poor draft. An inspection can confirm if relining is needed.

What is masonry repointing?

Masonry repointing involves repairing the mortar joints between bricks, which helps prevent water intrusion and structural damage.

Why do I need to clean my dryer vent?

Cleaning your dryer vent reduces the risk of fire and improves your dryer's efficiency, saving energy and extending its lifespan.

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