Lou Curley's Chimney Service

We’d need more information to get you an answer to this. There are different levels of inspection for different circumstances. We’d also need to know what is venting into the chimney, how many flies need inspection, etc. The best thing to do would be to call the office to get a quick quote.

The damper handle may or may not be available, a top mounted damper may also be an option. Call the office for availability.

There are several different styles of cap, We would need to see the house to get be able to give an accurate quote.

Use, system design, burning habits, type of wood burned, house pressures, and a multitude of other factors all affect the chimney system and determine how often you should have your chimney swept. The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) states that every chimney should be inspected annually, whether it vents a fireplace, stove, gas furnace/boiler, or oil furnace/boiler. If the inspection reveals a soot or creosote buildup of 1/8” or greater, the chimney should be cleaned/swept

He's very very fair on his pricing. Give him a call, you should be happy with his service and price.

We’d need more information prior to giving a price.

There’s a huge range depending on what needs to be relined, working conditions, height, liner size, etc. Relining a fireplace is usually part of a larger restoration project, while relining a furnace or boiler flue is usually less of a process. The material the liner is made of also factors into the cost.

In the stones themselves? We do not at this time.