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Ledgewood Chimney Sweeps (555) 014-2290

Certified chimney sweeps in Wescott Falls, Maine

A clean flue and a straight answer, before the first cold night.

We sweep, inspect and repair chimneys, wood stoves and pellet stoves in Wescott Falls and the valley towns around it. Drop cloths down, photos of what we find, and no upselling.

  • 22 years sweeping valley chimneys
  • CSIA certified and NFPA 211 trained
  • Licensed & insured in Maine, $2M liability

What we do

Every visit starts with a look at the whole system: firebox, smoke chamber, flue, crown and cap. You get a written report with photos either way.

Chimney sweeping

Rotary and brush cleaning top to bottom, with HEPA vacuums running the whole time. Creosote removed, smoke shelf cleared, firebox wiped down.

From $229

Level 1 inspection

The yearly check for a chimney you already use. Readily accessible parts, clearances and the flue checked for blockage and damage. Included free with every sweep.

Free with a sweep

Level 2 inspection

A camera run the full length of the flue, plus attic and crawlspace checks. Needed after a chimney fire, a storm, a new stove, or a change in fuel.

From $295

Cap & crown repair

Stainless caps to keep out rain, squirrels and nesting birds. Cracked crowns sealed or recast before the freeze-thaw season opens them up further.

Quoted on site

Wood & pellet stoves

Wood stove baffles, flue collars and connector pipe cleaned. Pellet stoves get burn pots, heat exchangers, exhaust and combustion fans cleared out.

From $189

Dryer vent cleaning

Lint packed in a long dryer run is a real fire risk and it doubles drying time. We clean the full run to the outside hood and check the flap.

From $129

Insurance & home-sale inspections

Buying or selling a house with a fireplace? NFPA 211 calls for a Level 2 inspection at sale. We turn reports around in two business days, written so a buyer, seller, agent or insurer can read them without a translator.

48-hour reports

Why sweep every year

Every fire leaves a little creosote on the inside of the flue. It builds quietly, and it burns hotter than the wood that made it.

Looking down the flue after a season of fires

Light soot Dry, flaky, brushes right out. Where you want to be each fall.

Crunchy flakes Builds fast with damp wood or a choked-down stove. Still sweepable.

Glazed tar Shiny and hard. This is what feeds chimney fires and needs chemical removal.

  • The NFPA says chimneys, fireplaces and vents should be inspected once a year, and swept when needed.
  • A cracked flue tile can let heat and carbon monoxide into the walls of your house without any sign from the hearth.
  • Most home insurers in Maine ask about chimney upkeep after a claim. A dated report is your record.

Book before heating season

By October our calendar runs three to four weeks out, and by the first hard frost everybody calls at once. A late-summer sweep means you light the first fire without waiting, and any repair has time to cure before it freezes.

Request a summer slot

How a visit works

  1. 1

    Request a time

    Send the form or call. Amos or Ruth calls back within one business day to set a two-hour arrival window.

  2. 2

    We sweep and look

    Drop cloths and HEPA vacuums go down first. Most sweeps take about ninety minutes, start to finish.

  3. 3

    You get the report

    A written report with photos lands in your inbox that evening. Any repair comes with a fixed price, not an estimate.

From the neighbors

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They showed up in the window they gave me, put down more drop cloths than I thought one living room could hold, and left it cleaner than they found it.

Dale, Harlow

Amos sent photos of a cracked crown I never would have seen from the ground. Fixed in August, no leaks this spring.

Marjorie, North Penney

Our pellet stove kept shutting off. Turned out the exhaust was packed solid. Running fine all winter since.

Earl, Birch Corner

Towns we cover

We work within about 35 miles of the shop on Mill Pond Road. No travel charge for any of these towns.

  • Wescott Falls
  • Harlow
  • North Penney
  • Birch Corner
  • East Aldin
  • Sable Pond
  • Merrow
  • Dunmore Mills

Just outside the line? Ask anyway. We often group farther jobs on the same day.

Service area map centered on Wescott Falls Wescott Falls Sable Pond North Penney Harlow East Aldin Birch Corner Merrow Dunmore Mills N

Request a sweep or inspection

Tell us a little about your chimney and when you're home. We'll call within one business day with a price and a time.

Shop
18 Mill Pond Road, Wescott Falls, ME
Hours
Mon to Fri, 7:30 am to 5 pm
Saturday, 8 am to noon
What do you burn in?
Days that work for you
Call (555) 014-2290