US Chimney Corp. is a family-owned business that are fully licensed and insured to provide chimney service. We are members of several professional organizations, including the National Chimney Sweep Guild, Building Trades Association, and the Long Island Better Business Bureau. Our professionally trained technicians have the expertise to ensure the best professional service in the business.
We install modern stainless steel liners for optimal functionality and they are guaranteed to last.
This ensures the proper functionality and can prevent future problems and we also do a full inspection during the cleaning.
We perform masonry repairs, including structural enhancements and improvements to deteriorating heating systems.
Carbon Monoxide Testing and Proper ventilation, a solid cleaning, and a working early-CO-detection alarm are your biggest allies when it comes to preventing a carbon monoxide buildup.
Smoketite is a highly insulative ceramic product that is used to seal, smooth and insulate chimney smoke chambers without removing the damper frame or adjacent brickwork
There are many parts of a chimney than can be damaged including the cap, mortor, bricks, and surrounding shingles. Over time the chimney’s brick work can erode and crack away.
Class A pipe is used to vent high-temperature exhaust released from wood, coal, and oil-burning appliances such as fireplaces, stoves, boilers, and furnaces.
At US Chimney, we're here to provide you with valuable advice and preventative information to help you maintain your chimney effectively.
As winter approaches and temperatures begin to drop, many homeowners turn to their chimneys for warmth and comfort. However, freezing temperatures can take a serious toll on your chimney’s structure and function if not properly maintained.
As summer winds down here in Long Island, Nassau County homeowners start thinking about cooler months ahead.
US Chimney Corporation is experienced professional chimney contractors offering comprehensive chimney service to residential and commercial customers in Long Island, Queens, and Brooklyn New York and the surrounding areas.
