Chimney repair and sweeping in Lebanon Township, NJ
Lebanon Township sits up in the Highlands, the highest and farthest of the Hunterdon towns we serve, and its heating shows it. More than half of households burn oil, many others use propane, and wood is the main heat in about one home in fourteen. Very few homes here have gas.
In brief
In Lebanon Township we mostly work on oil, propane and wood systems, sweeping, inspecting and repairing masonry and factory-built flues, and we clean dryer vents in a township made up almost entirely of detached houses.
What we run into in Lebanon Township
Of the Hunterdon towns we serve, Lebanon Township shows most clearly why delivered fuel matters. More than half the households heat with oil, about one in six with propane and about one in fourteen with wood, so roughly three in four homes burn something that arrives by truck, with no utility bill to remind anyone about the flue. Oil leaves acidic residue and scale behind, and the houses that burn it tend to be older, with three in five built before 1980, so we regularly find original masonry flues without a liner. The township also sits far above the valley floor where the county's main weather station is, which stretches the heating season and adds hours of burning to every flue each winter.
Places we drive to in Lebanon Township
- Woodglen
- New Hampton
- Anthony
- Bunnvale
- Penwell
- Red Mill
- Mount Lebanon
- Changewater
- Hampton Junction
- Little Brook
- Spruce Run
- Stone Mill
Services we bring to Lebanon Township
- Chimney sweepCamera check first, then brushes and a HEPA vacuum
- Chimney inspectionsLevel 1 or Level 2, written up after the visit
- Chimney repairsCrown, cap, flashing and liner repairs that stop leaks
- Fireplaces and stovesDampers, gaskets, glass doors and pilot lights
- Dryer ventsLint pulled out of the full run, wall cap included
- Duct cleaningAn honest look first, then cleaning if it helps
- Duct repairCrushed, torn or sagging runs fixed or replaced
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Lebanon Township homeowners ask
Hardly anyone near us has gas. Is that true for the whole township?
Close to it. Only about one household in twelve in Lebanon Township heats with gas, and the rest use oil, propane, wood or another delivered fuel. Our flue work here reflects that.
We heat with a wood stove. Do many people here?
Quite a few. Wood is the main heat in about one Lebanon Township home in fourteen, and that only counts primary heat, so plenty of other homes run a stove or insert next to the furnace.
Our house sits high up. Does elevation affect the chimney?
It affects how long you burn. The township sits well above the valley station that measures the county's weather, so the cold season runs longer and the flue works more hours every year.
Our address says Califon. Will you still come?
Yes. The township wraps around Califon and Glen Gardner, and many homes here have a Califon, Glen Gardner, Hampton or Long Valley address. Give us the street when you call and we will sort out the town.
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