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Lantern Hill Chimney Sweep & Cleaning

Reliable Chimney Services for Your Home

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Chimney Care in Pawtucket and Beyond

Providing comprehensive chimney services for your safety and comfort.

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Welcome to Lantern Hill Chimney Sweep & Cleaning, where we are dedicated to keeping your home safe with our expert chimney services. From thorough cleaning to essential repairs, our team ensures that your chimney is in top condition.

Serving Pawtucket and surrounding areas, we offer a range of services tailored to meet your needs. Whether it's maintenance or a specific repair, our experienced professionals are here to help.

The chimney almanac

Month by month, the year round

January

Winter Chimney Care

Keep your chimney cap clear of snow to prevent blockages. Regularly check for icicles which can indicate improper drainage.

February

Fireplace Efficiency Tips

Ensure dampers are closed when not in use to keep warm air inside. Burn seasoned hardwood for better heat output and less creosote.

March

Chimney Checkup Month

Inspect for any signs of damage after winter storms. Schedule a professional inspection to prepare for spring rains.

April

Spring Cleaning Preparation

Clear debris from the chimney base and fireplace. Consider a professional sweeping to remove soot and creosote buildup.

May

Off-Season Maintenance

Install a chimney cap if you don’t have one to keep out rain and wildlife. Check the chimney crown for cracks.

June

Summer Inspection Time

Inspect the chimney exterior for wear or loose bricks. This is a good time for masonry repairs before the fall.

July

Chimney Safety Checks

Test smoke detectors and carbon monoxide alarms. Ensure the chimney chase cover is secure and rust-free.

August

Preparing for Fall

Schedule a sweep and inspection before the busy season. Stock up on dry, seasoned firewood to have on hand.

September

Early Fall Readiness

Check your fireplace screens and glass doors for damage. Ensure the damper operates smoothly for proper draft control.

October

Cold Weather Preparations

Have a professional inspect the flue and seal any gaps. Clean out ashes to make room for new fires.

November

Peak Fireplace Season

Maintain a regular cleaning schedule as you use the fireplace more. Ensure the hearth area is clear of flammable materials.

December

Holiday Safety Tips

Use a fireplace screen to contain sparks and embers. Avoid overloading the fireplace with decorations or too many logs.

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The visit

Rules we keep on every call

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    Initial Consultation

    We'll discuss your needs and recommend appropriate services.

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    Thorough Inspection

    A detailed inspection is conducted to identify any issues.

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    Service Execution

    Our team carries out the required services efficiently and safely.

  4. IV.

    Final Assessment

    We review the completed work to ensure quality and safety standards are met.

  5. V.

    Customer Feedback

    We invite you to share your experience and any additional needs.

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Serving Pawtucket, Central Falls, Cranston, East Providence, Providence, North Providence, West Warwick.

Directions to 172 Exchange St

Letters & answers

Questions from householders

“How often should I clean my chimney?”

It's generally recommended to have your chimney cleaned at least once a year, especially if you use it frequently.

“What is creosote and why is it a concern?”

Creosote is a byproduct of burning wood. It can accumulate and pose a fire hazard if not regularly removed.

“Do you offer dryer vent cleaning?”

Yes, keeping your dryer vents clean can prevent fires and improve dryer efficiency.

“What are chimney caps and why are they important?”

Chimney caps prevent debris, rain, and animals from entering your chimney, protecting its interior.

“Can you perform masonry repointing?”

Yes, repointing involves repairing the mortar between bricks to ensure structural integrity.

“What is chimney relining?”

Chimney relining involves installing a new liner to improve safety and function, especially if the old liner is damaged.

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