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Cedar & Cinder Chimney Sweep & Cleaning

Reliable Chimney Care in Rhode Island

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Chimney Services in South Kingstown

Dedicated to keeping your chimney safe and efficient.

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Cedar & Cinder Chimney Sweep & Cleaning provides thorough and professional chimney services to homeowners in South Kingstown and nearby towns. Our team is trained to handle everything from routine cleanings to complex repairs, ensuring your home remains safe and your fireplace functions optimally.

Whether you need a simple inspection or extensive chimney repairs, our experienced technicians are here to help. We pride ourselves on offering quality service with attention to every detail, so you can enjoy your fireplace worry-free.

The chimney almanac

Month by month, the year round

January

Winter Chimney Concerns

Keep an eye on creosote buildup due to heavy fireplace use. Schedule a mid-winter cleaning if needed to prevent blockages.

February

Check for Draft Issues

Cold winds can create draft problems. Ensure your damper is functioning properly to maintain warmth and efficiency.

March

Inspect for Winter Damage

After harsh weather, check your chimney for cracks or damage. Address any issues before spring rains set in.

April

Spring Cleaning Time

Schedule a professional chimney sweep to remove soot and debris after the heavy burning season. This prepares your chimney for the warmer months.

May

Install Chimney Caps

Consider installing chimney caps to keep out animals and rain. This prevents blockages and moisture damage.

June

Check Exterior Masonry

Inspect the chimney's exterior for any signs of spalling or mortar deterioration. Repair as needed to prevent further damage.

July

Prepare for Summer Storms

Ensure your chimney flashing is intact to avoid leaks during summer storms. Seal any vulnerabilities to keep your home dry.

August

Schedule Fall Inspection

Avoid the fall rush and schedule a chimney inspection now. This ensures your fireplace is ready for the cooler months.

September

Check for Animal Nests

Look for signs of animal nesting as you prepare for fall. Clear any debris to prevent chimney fires.

October

Get Fireplace Ready

As the season changes, ensure your fireplace is clean and your chimney is clear. This makes your first fire warm and safe.

November

Burn Dry, Seasoned Wood

Start using dry, seasoned wood to minimize creosote buildup. This helps heat your home efficiently and safely.

December

Holiday Fire Safety

With decorations up, practice fire safety around the hearth. Keep flammable items away from open flames to enjoy a safe season.

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The visit

Rules we keep on every call

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    Initial Inspection

    We begin with a thorough inspection to identify any issues and determine the right service for your chimney.

  2. II.

    Detailed Cleaning

    Our cleaning process removes soot and debris, improving your chimney's performance and safety.

  3. III.

    Precision Repairs

    We handle repairs meticulously, using quality materials to ensure your chimney's integrity.

  4. IV.

    Installation Services

    We install chimney caps and liners, enhancing your chimney's efficiency and safety.

  5. V.

    Final Assessment

    A concluding inspection ensures all work meets our standards and your expectations.

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Serving South Kingstown, Narragansett, Wakefield, Tiverton, East Greenwich, West Greenwich, North Kingstown.

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Letters & answers

Questions from householders

“How often should I clean my chimney?”

Chimneys should be cleaned at least once a year to remove soot and creosote build-up, which helps prevent chimney fires.

“What are signs my chimney needs repair?”

Cracks in the masonry, water leaks, or smoke entering your home are signs that repairs may be necessary.

“Why is chimney inspection important?”

Regular inspections help identify potential hazards early, ensuring your chimney remains safe to use.

“What is creosote and why is it dangerous?”

Creosote is a byproduct of burning wood; it's highly flammable and can lead to chimney fires if not removed.

“Can damaged chimney caps be replaced?”

Yes, we can replace damaged chimney caps to prevent water intrusion and improve draft efficiency.

“What does chimney relining involve?”

Chimney relining involves installing a new lining to ensure safe and efficient operation of your fireplace or stove.

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