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Chimney Services in Danvers, MA

Q: Do you service chimneys in Danvers, MA?

Yes! Danvers is part of our regular North Shore service area. We typically have same-week availability. Call (781) 268-1037 to schedule.

Q: How much does chimney cleaning cost?

A standard chimney cleaning is $300. Prices for additional services like tuck-pointing, flashing repair, or chimney caps vary — call us for a free estimate.

Q: How often should I have my chimney cleaned?

The NFPA recommends at least once per year for any chimney that is used. If you burn wood regularly, you may need cleaning more often to keep creosote at safe levels.

Q: Do I need a chimney inspection when buying a home?

Yes. A Level II inspection is required when selling or buying a home. We perform these throughout Danvers and the surrounding North Shore area.

Q: Can you repair my chimney flashing if it's leaking?

Absolutely. Flashing failure is one of the most common sources of roof leaks in New England homes. We can reseal or fully replace your chimney flashing.

Professional chimney cleaning, inspection, & repair for Danvers homeowners

Coastal Chimney Sweeps provides professional chimney services throughout Danvers, Massachusetts. Danvers, originally known as Salem Village, is home to a wide range of residential neighborhoods with older homes that frequently have masonry chimneys in need of cleaning, tuck-pointing, or flashing repair. Our technicians follow strict NFPA 211 standards and bring everything needed to complete your job in a single visit — no subcontractors, no surprises.

Whether you need your annual chimney sweep, a Level II inspection before selling your home, tuck-pointing, flashing repair, or a new chimney cap, we've got you covered. Call us at (781) 268-1037 or request a visit online.

Our Danvers Office

20 Locust St, Danvers, MA 01923 · Dispatching to Danvers and nearby towns every day 8am–7pm

Service calls only — we come to you. Call (781) 268-1037 to schedule.

Danvers Homes & Their Chimneys

Most Danvers homes date from the 1950s through 1970s — capes, split-levels and garrison colonials built with a single masonry chimney serving both the fireplace and the oil or gas furnace. Around Danvers Square and along Centre Street there are also 18th- and 19th-century colonials with wide center chimneys and several flues.

Common Chimney Problems We See in Danvers

Mid-century chimneys in Danvers are now 60 to 70 years old, and deteriorated crowns and loose top courses are the leading cause of the water stains we are called about. Furnace flues that were switched from oil to high-efficiency gas often need a properly sized stainless liner, and uncapped flues in Danversport and Putnamville regularly collect bird and squirrel nests over the summer.