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Sunderland, VT

Brick & Home Repairs

5.0 (2 reviews)
Open • 6:00 am - 6:00 pm

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I was scammed. Most importantly, he told me there was an 8…read morefoot crack in my chimney liner making my chimney unusable and referred me to a company in Manchester for that repair. I got a second inspection and was told there was no crack at all, that the chimney was uncleaned, and that the state of the 'thimble' was clogged and potentially very dangerous. A thimble left this way can cause an entire house interior to be coated in soot that costs many thousands to clean, and, if I had a furnace, would have possibly caused a good amount of carbon monoxide to enter the house while a family was sleeping. Also, he charged me $289 after telling me it would cost $249. When I told him about the second inspection, he told me it was 'bullshit', but then apologized. At first, he promised me photos of the damage, then said his camera was broken, then said he figured out how to get the pictures to me, then sent me a photo of a cracked chimney lining, which is not my chimney lining. When I asked for his proof of insurance, he did not respond. I now know to look for certification when hiring a chimney sweep; please you do that as well!

Scott was extremely easy to work with and very good at what he does. He efficiently did a thorough…read moreinspection and process that was far more detailed and involved than I had anticipated. He notified me about everything he found that was not quite as it should be so there were no surprises. I am confident that my pellet stove is now working at peak performance and will continue to do so going forward. I am very glad that I did not go with a cheaper alternative that research suggested came with short cuts or try to do the work myself. While the cost came in slightly higher than promotional pricing found on the internet for the initial service, I feel confident knowing the job was done right the first time and, that ongoing annual service will be reasonably priced.

Mr Chimney & Dryer Vents R' Us

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We didn't actually use their service since they had since moved outside of our area, but my review…read moreis about their response. Even knowing that we'd never be an actual customer, they gave very detailed responses and advice. I have seldom ever encountered such service! If they are ever able to service our area in the future, I wouldn't hesitate to give them my business.

Mason and Phyllis are very nice people, but they don't seem to be at all knowledgeable about…read morechimney maintenance and sealing. I had them out around 5 or so years ago to seal the crown of my chimney. Not knowing anything about it at the time of course, and based on their reviews, I fully trusted them as to what material should be applied for that purpose. Mason applied several tubes of Alex Plus caulk to the chimney crown. I was a little surprised they would use caulk, but then they were the "experts" right? They said this stuff will last 40 years, no problem! Your chimney is now fully sealed and protected! A few days ago I went up to inspect the chimney crown. Not an ounce of that caulk remains. Nada. Nothing. It's all gone. We're right back down to naked concrete again. And who knows how long it's been like that. So I called the Alex Plus manufacturer, and they said you should NEVER use Alex Plus for that purpose! Spoke to a chimney sweep, who said you should only use elastomeric sealants specifically made for chimney crowns. He was surprised any 'professional' would do something like that. Obviously, they didn't know what they were doing. Or what kind of sealant really should have been used. But they were nice. So $300 down the drain. Don't make the same mistake I made. Find somebody else.

Brick & Home Repairs - chimneysweeps - Updated October 2026

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