Serving Supply, NC and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 2022
Free estimates
Small jobs welcome
"I have had Beach Boys ,(Brian) , do several jobs. This included repointing ,, rebuilding brick chimneys,, repairing a chimney after a lightning strike. They are always on time and truly professional. I would highly recommend them for any and all masonry work,, brick , block , patios ,driveways,, they do it all."
Serving Supply, NC and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 2015
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
Shamrock Chimney proudly serves the entire North Carolina area, providing expert chimney cleaning, repair, and safety services to ensure your home stays safe and efficient. Our team is committed to delivering reliable, high-quality workmanship to all our customers across the region.\nCALL US TODAY AT 919-655-4652
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Serving Supply, NC and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 1990
Credit card accepted
Customers say: True professional
Hampstead Landscaping, Inc. has been serving the Wilmington/Topsail area in Southeastern North Carolina for over 24 Years. We take great pride in providing our clients with the quality in workmanship they have come to expect. Specializing In personal service and client satisfaction is what we are all about. We offer a one year guarantee on all irrigation systems and all plant installations installed under automatic irrigation.
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Serving Supply, NC and surrounding areas
In business since 2015
Free estimates
Credit card accepted
"Excellent. The Fireplace Guy arrived on time with a second repair person. He was courteous, friendly, and professional. He is 3rd generation owner and certified by the NFI, so he inspired confidence from the start. He proceeded with diagnostic work and some minor repair, including cleaning and repairing a short in the switch wire, explain gas he went along, which I found very helpful. So nice to have a working fireplace in such (relatively) cold weather."
Serving Supply, NC and surrounding areas
In business since 1990
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
"It was perfect. The serviceman was friendly and knowledgeable and my fireplace looks and works great. I got exactly what I wanted. I have recommended Fireplace Place to all of my friends and family."
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Serving Supply, NC and surrounding areas
In business since 1998
Emergency services offered
Warranties offered
"The fireplace is very good in quality. Had some problems with the installation of auto pilot shutoff and marble hearth but all were eventually corrected. Customer service has been very good with getting us service with problems we have had since the original installation. Overall, happy with our fireplace"
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Serving Supply, NC and surrounding areas
In business since 2008
Free estimates
"Mr. Bradsher was excellent. I was able to get an appointment to have my fireplace fixed within 48 hours of contacting him and it's the coldest part of the year! It snowed the day he was scheduled to come and he kept the appointment (although we had to push back the appt time because of road conditions). He was able to fix our fireplace quickly and we're so happy to be able to enjoy the warmth of the fire on these cold nights. We'll definitely use KD Bradsher Gas, Piping, and Appliances in the future and recommend him to our friends."
Serving Supply, NC and surrounding areas
In business since 1993
Emergency services offered
Credit card accepted
"They did a good job. I have an electric fireplace."
Serving Supply, NC and surrounding areas
In business since 1996
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
"I purchased a special deal through Angieslist, $99 for chimney sweep and $200 dollar worth of masonry/Chimney repair. The crew arrived on time and were very polite. When I showed them the woodburning stove insert they both seemed confused by it, they said they weren't familiar with inserts and weren't really sure how it worked. They cleaned it out but were not able to look in the chimney because of the way it was set up. One of the gentleman told me its fine to use as long as smoke doesn't start to come in the house. Obviously. I was under the impression that people that bill themselves as chimney sweeps would be able to figure out how to check out the actual chimney.
Our house has another chimney in the rear that is not in use. There are gaps in the brick where the mortar has fallen out. I figured I'd use the $200 credit towards having them pointed. The gentleman went up on the roof and inspected the chimney. He said the chimney needed to be capped, rain was getting in and that was causing the erosion. Makes sense, during my home inspection the previous year we were told to have it done somewhere down the line. He said he would cap the chimney and seal the concrete around the chimney on the roof for an additional $200. He said there was no need to point the brickwork once the chimney is capped. The guys went on the roof for maybe 15 minutes and installed the cap and I guess seal something or other. I don't have a 40' ladder to get on the roof and actually see what they did but it couldn't have been much as they were only up there a few minutes and I didn't see them carry up any concrete. I suspect they probably used mortar sealant caulk which is fine but doesn't really equate to the price charged. My main gripe is that I paid $500 (99, 200 credit, 200 at time of service) for them to vacuum my fireplace insert and install a cap (found on home depot.com for $80) on the chimney. I get the feeling that when you buy this $99 deal they not really honoring the $200 credit. I'm no expert on this sort of thing but I don't think the work that was performed was anywhere near $500 worth. I also got the feeling they were in a bit of a hurry and that's part of the reason they didn't want to do the pointing work.
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Serving Supply, NC and surrounding areas
In business since 1979
Free estimates
Credit card accepted
"Sales rep, Tommy, was thoroughly entertaining while he explained the "basics" of roofing and the options available through CRC. He was very informative and confidant in their products and even suggested some tips on getting other proposals. I shouldn't have wasted my time with the "others", which were considerably less informative, more "pushy", and not really any less expensive (one of the "big name" competitors was actually a substantial amount higher).
The install process went extremely smoothly; the crew was on-time, very polite, and very efficient. The install supervisor kept me informed every step of the way and fixed some minor problems related to some hidden wood rot and documented everything with pictures (I wonder whether the competitors would have simply covered it up and left it to worsen???)
I expected to find pieces of shingles or nails around my house or in the landscaping but there was not one single scrap and absolutely no evidence of them being there except for the great looking new roof!
During the follow up visit to make sure I was completely happy with their roofing services, Van and Tommy mentioned that CRS also does attic insulation. After another educational description of the process, I accepted their very reasonable proposal and 2 days later the attic was insulated with no problems and absolutely no mess!!!
A few months have gone by and I'm extremely happy with both the new roof and the attic insulation!
The house is noticeably quieter (no more pitter patter of squirrel feet!) and I have already enjoyed a reduction in the heating/cooling costs since the HVAC system doesn't need to run as hard to keep the inside temp constant.
Many thanks to everyone at CRS for making this a pleasant home improvement project!
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Start with a professional inspection. If damage is limited to a few bricks or the crown, a targeted repair helps keep costs and disruption to a minimum. Severe leaning, widespread mortar failure, or major fire damage usually signals it’s time for a complete teardown and rebuild. Your contractor will outline both price tags, but remember that rebuilding a failing stack is often cheaper than repeated patch jobs and the water leaks or fire hazards they allow.
Cracks provide water with an easy path into the masonry, weakening the bricks and mortar and increasing the risk of collapse or fire. Gaps can also let hot gases and sparks escape into attic spaces. Call a chimney pro as soon as you see cracking so they can seal small joints or recommend a larger rebuild before minor damage turns into a costly emergency.
Smoke rolling back into the room often indicates a blocked flue, a broken damper, or a drafting issue. Have a sweep inspect the damper, flue liner, and any obstructions right away. Most fixes involve clearing debris, repairing the liner, or adjusting the damper so the fireplace pulls air correctly. Don’t light another fire until a professional pinpoints the cause and confirms your system is venting safely.
Most policies cover chimney repairs caused by a sudden, covered event, such as lightning, a fallen tree, or a house fire. They won’t cover damage that stems from neglected maintenance or everyday wear. Review your policy or contact your agent before scheduling work to determine what documentation your insurer requires and what costs you will be responsible for.
Component life spans vary. Clay tile or cast-in-place liners last close to 50 years, while stainless-steel liners last 15 to 20 years. Mortar requires attention every 25 to 30 years, while crowns last 50 to 75 years. Use these numbers as a maintenance roadmap: schedule regular inspections, budget for future upgrades, and replace parts before age-related cracks develop into more significant problems.
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