Get matched with top chimney cap installers and replacers in Upper Darby, PA

"Originally wanted the chimney cleaned but upon inspection found that there was structural damage mostly due to age. George offered several options and explained each one. The job was completed cleanly, efficiently, timely and professionally. We are very pleased with the project and recommend Platinum Pro Chimney for all your chimney and fireplace needs."

"GREAT COMPANY These guys were quick and professional. Chimney issues need to be addressed immediately. I had companies wanting for me to wait one week for an estimate. Depending on the situation, this could be deadly. They showed up quickly, gave me an estimate that was actually less than half of what others were charging and installed the liner. I would hire these guys again without hesitation"

"Chimney Cricket has been servicing our home for 20 years. They are responsive to our needs and keep us informed of what we need to do to keep our systems in good working order, without overselling or scare tactics. Their technicians are meticulous."

"They arrived on time did the work quickly and the chimney looked great! They also did a nice job giving me options for repair but weren’t pushy and said it can probably wait a year or two."

"Jonathan was extremely neat, putting down a drop cloth to protect surrounding area, used a well ventilated shop-vac - spent considerable time ensuring all soot was removed; brushing the flue from the bottom, using a broom brush in the smoke chamber and wire brush inside the fire box; vacuumed off the smoke shelf and in the firebox and cleaned the glass doors. Inspected the chimney cap and crown. <br /> I would use again and recommend Jonathan / Safe-T-Sweep, Inc. <br /> <br />"

"I’ve had Lou of Lou Curley’s Chimney Service work on two of my homes in the last decade and have been very happy with the results each time. I appreciate contractors that are reliable, do things right the first time, and treat my home as if it were their own. Lou definitely checks off all of those boxes. Not only was he able to re-line my aging furnace chimney quickly and efficiently (in the rain no less), he also took the time to educate me on and discuss some suggestions for my wood burning fireplace. Lou and his staff are skilled, friendly and total pros. I highly recommend them if you are looking for a certified chimney sweep!"

"I called John because my wife agreed to a chimney sweep company which called us and came to clean our chimney, telling her that it would be $120. Luckily I was here when vacuumed out our zero clearance fireplace chimney. They did find cracks in the bottom and back;prefab panels in the fireplace fire box and they did a 'free' inspection of our furnace chimney which he then found some water 'damage' . They then told me that they would have to re-cement the furnace fireplace cracks and also cement the panels in the fireplace which they said will cost about $1200, they kept pressing that this needs to be done to prevent CO2, when I hesitated he said they would give me a 10% discount if I paid in cash. That set off some red flags in my head and as they were an out of state company we didn't even call. I told them to write up what they thought I needed and I'll discuss it with my wife and get back to them, after writing up the 'estimate' he said if you call before Monday then he can cut off another $150, which again made me even more leery. After they left I checked Angie's List (which I would have done if I knew my wife made the appointment) and found good reviews for Let There Be Light Chimney Sweep so I called them and left a message to see what their price would be for the work. I got a call around 8PM that evening from John - I was impressed that he called back that same evening. When I told him our situation he explained that I was approached by a typical 'gypsy' chimney sweep company and explained they did all the 'tricks' to get pressure you to pay for something that you didn't need. We spent the next hour or so on the phone discussing what I could do to fix the fireplace. He told me to make a cardboard template of the back and bottom panels of the fireplace and go to a metal shop to get them to create a 1/4 inch piece to fit in the fireplace, using fireplace cement to fill the cracks and then put in the steel piece. He said that will stop future fires from causing any more cracks and it will actually help the heat reflecting back to the room (not to mention painting it with heat paint will help the look), all total it should cost less then $150. He also mentioned that I should NOT cement the side panels which the NY company wanted to do because that will probably cause more problems with heat expansion (which implies either ignorance or they were looking to create future work). So thanks to Angie List I was able to get in contact with John who really impressed me with his honesty, knowledge, and professionalism. Not only did I save about a thousand bucks or so but his suggestion will increase the efficiency of my fireplace, needless to say when I do need a chimney sweep I'll be using Let There Be Light Chimney Sweep!"

"Nick came out promptly for an estimate and the next week he repointed my chimney.  He did a beautiful job at a great price."

"Had them install a custom chimney cap on my 3-flue chimney.  They measured it while I was at work, which was conveninent not to have to meet them at the house.  Only took about a week to get it fabricated.  Install was uneventful- they showed up on time and did the work.  It was a satisfactory and trouble-free job.  Wish I'd had it done 4 years ago. <br />"

"They came out quickly, did an inspection and a quote, and then came as planned for the job. I was very pleased with the outcome."