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ECC Chimney Service
4.8(396 reviews)
Certified by ECC Chimney Service • Sep 06, 2026
Business Details
1260 Hartford Pike, Killingly, CT
06241, United States
Certified by ECC Chimney Service • Sep 06, 2026
(860) 336-1517
Certified by ECC Chimney Service • Sep 06, 2026
https://www.eccchimneyservice.com/
Certified by ECC Chimney Service • Sep 06, 2026
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Certified by ECC Chimney Service • Sep 06, 2026
Chimney SweepChimney Contractor
ECC Chimney Service provides chimney cleanings, flue cleanings, chimney repair, chimney waterproofing and chimney inspections to Eastern Connecticut and Northwest Rhode Island.
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Certified by ECC Chimney Service • Sep 06, 2026
Hours
Certified by ECC Chimney Service • Sep 06, 2026
Monday8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Thursday8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed
9/7/20268:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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Reviews
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- LTLloyd Trivett3 days ago5.0Chase arrived right on time. It had rained so he placed protective material on the floor where he walked and where he rolled his equipment on. He also placed material around the work area. Chase was very friendly and answered the questions that I had. I have had many cleanings performed over the years so I know what a good cleaning entails. He did an excellent job and advised me how to schedule an appointment for next year, which Shannon did as soon as I called. The service is excellent, the price is competitive so in my opinion there is no reason for me to shop for chimney cleaning in the future. I am pleased with ECC and highly recommended them to anyone that wants good service and excellent work. Lloyd Trivett Foster, RI.
- TRTerry Ryan6 days ago5.0Chris was terrific at explaining using and maintaining my wood boiler.
- TCTom CaderSep 5, 20265.0Did a great job I will wall again
- SHSheldon HigginsAug 16, 20261.0I think this picture tells you everything you need to know about the professionalism of this company.
- DKDonna KayJul 10, 20265.0I had ECC Chimney inspect and liners in 2 chimneys office very professional and nice and easy to speak with,they came and did the work the crew was excellent I had a lot of debris and moss on my roof they cleaned that as well and did a great job in clean up very reliable and done in allted time they stated and all my questions were answered will definitely recommend to others
Frequently Asked Questions About ECC Chimney Service
How often should my chimney be cleaned?
The frequency of chimney cleaning is determined by the extent of creosote accumulation. The Chimney Safety Institute of America (CSIA) advises that chimneys should undergo annual inspections to assess cleaning needs.
What are the signs that a chimney needs to be cleaned?
Indicators that your chimney requires cleaning include decreased fire performance, visible oil stains, evidence of animal intrusion, inadequate ventilation, and several other factors. A professional inspection can confirm if cleaning is necessary.
Do I need a chimney cap?
Indeed, a chimney cap is highly recommended. It serves as a protective measure against the entry of rain, snow, animals, and debris into your chimney, helping to maintain its functionality and safety.
Are you licensed and insured?
Certainly. Our chimney sweep service is fully licensed and insured to operate in both Rhode Island and Connecticut, ensuring professional and protected service for our clients.
How often should I clean my wood stove?
For wood stoves, we recommend a minimum of one thorough cleaning annually. However, depending on usage, multiple cleanings throughout the year may be beneficial for optimal performance and safety.
Do you service pellet, wood and gas stoves?
Affirmative. Our chimney sweep service is fully equipped and trained to handle all types of stoves, including pellet, wood, and gas varieties, ensuring comprehensive care for your heating systems.
How do I know what level of creosote buildup I have in my chimney?
Creosote buildup is categorized into four levels based on its appearance and consistency. The first degree is a flaky, soot-like deposit that's easily removable. The second degree forms a sticky, tar-like layer. The third degree creates a hard, glossy crust, significantly increasing fire risk. The fourth degree, or glazed creosote, is an extremely hard, shiny layer that adheres strongly to the chimney and is highly flammable. Professional inspection is recommended to accurately determine the level of buildup in your chimney.
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