Ed Bennis Chimney Repairs, Inc.

10/24/2026

You never know what’s hiding behind the drywall. 🧱

Once exposed, this chimney revealed severely deteriorated brickwork, missing mortar, and large openings. It needs substantial masonry repairs along with a properly sized chimney liner.

A finished wall can hide serious chimney problems. Just because everything looks good inside your home doesn’t mean the chimney behind it is in good condition.

Contact Ed Bennis Chimney Repairs to schedule a thorough chimney inspection before using your fireplace or heating system this season!

10/23/2026

10/19/2026

Another chimney rebuild and liner installation completed by Ed Bennis Chimney Repairs! 🧱

We rebuilt the brick top and a portion of the stone chimney, installed a new concrete cap, and added a stainless steel liner—all while preserving the character of this beautiful stone home.

Check out the before and after photos!

For chimney inspections, repairs, rebuilds, and liner installations, give Ed Bennis Chimney Repairs a call.

10/14/2026

Blocked heater flue found today, with heavy soot buildup throughout. A neglected heater flue can create serious safety hazards.

Your chimney needs attention even if you don’t use a fireplace! Call Ed Bennis Chimney Repairs to schedule your annual chimney inspection.

07/31/2026

Another fireplace brought back to life. 🔥
Napoleon gas insert installed today, finished with hand-selected, locally quarried slate. Clean, efficient, and ready for many winters ahead.

07/16/2026

Just move into a new home?
Before you light your first fire, make sure your chimney is safe and ready to use.
Many homeowners don't realize that a chimney should be inspected before the first burn—especially if you don't know its history. A professional inspection can identify hidden damage, creosote buildup, or liner issues before they become costly or dangerous.
Schedule your chimney inspection with Ed Bennis Chimney Repairs and enjoy your fireplace with confidence.
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07/14/2026

Another beautiful natural stone chimney brought back to life.

We carefully repointed the entire chimney using LimeWorks lime mortar, restoring the joints with a breathable mortar that's appropriate for historic stone masonry. We also installed a custom powder-coated black stainless steel chimney cap to provide long-lasting protection from rain, animals, and debris while complementing the home's architecture.

It's always rewarding to preserve the character of a historic home while giving it the protection it needs for decades to come.

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☎️ Call today for chimney inspections, repairs, restorations, and waterproofing.

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07/10/2026

Another dangerous chimney system replaced!
We removed an old, rusted wood stove chimney system and replaced it with a new Ventis Class A insulated chimney system. This double-wall insulated chimney helps maintain proper flue temperatures for safer, more efficient performance.
When we removed the old chimney, we found it was heavily restricted with flammable creosote buildup, creating a serious chimney fire hazard. The aging chimney was also rusting and at risk of leaking.
This replacement couldn't have come at a better time, as the homeowner is having a new roof installed this week. Replacing the chimney first helps protect the new roof while providing a much safer venting system for years to come.
If your wood stove chimney is showing signs of rust or hasn't been inspected recently, don't wait until it becomes a safety hazard. Schedule an inspection before problems become emergencies.

07/03/2026

🇺🇸 Happy Independence Day from all of us at Ed Bennis Chimney Repairs!
We hope all of our customers, employees, friends, and their families have a safe, fun, and relaxing Fourth of July weekend.
Thank you for your continued support. We truly appreciate it.
God Bless America! 🇺🇸

07/02/2026

Before ➡️ After
We recently updated this traditional masonry fireplace with an Osburn Inspire 2000 wood fireplace insert, giving the homeowner a cleaner look, greater efficiency, and significantly more heat.
Heating appliances are currently experiencing delays moving from manufacturers in Canada to the U.S. If you're thinking about installing a wood-burning insert before fall, it's a good idea to start planning now rather than waiting until the first cold snap.
Approximate heating area: 500–2,100 sq. ft.
Contact Ed Bennis Chimney Repairs today to schedule a consultation before the fall rush