1. Connecticut Chimney Sweep

    1. Connecticut Chimney Sweep

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    Berlin, CT

    Connecticut Chimney Sweep

    4.3 (6 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    8 years ago

    Apparently this company is seasonal. Turned down even coming out to do an estimate in November.

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    We hired 5 Star Chimney Service in 2023 to address a persistent water leak coming through our…read morechimney. The repair cost us $7,200, and despite seven follow-up service calls, the issue remains unresolved. As of May 2025, we are still experiencing active water intrusion into our daughter's bedroom. During their last visit, the company attempted to shift blame to our roof and solar panel installation. However, we can clearly see water dripping directly from the bricks inside our ceiling. The chimney bricks are visibly cracking and flaking, and the crown work--originally completed by 5 Star--has already failed and needs to be redone. After growing increasingly concerned, we brought in three independent professionals: a chimney sweep, a licensed roofer, and an experienced mason. All three independently concluded that the original repairs were flawed and that the materials and techniques used were substandard. Here's a sampling of what they had to say: The Chimney Sweep: "What kind of hillbilly techniques are they using? With all that white coating, the bricks can't breathe. They're waterlogged and flaking apart. It's a mess." The Roofer: "Who did this work so I can be sure to never suggest them to any of my clients?" The Mason: "The cracked bricks should have been replaced, not slathered with sealant. The crown is already cracked, and aluminum flashing was used instead of lead, which isn't up to industry standards. This is in really bad shape." Despite 5 Star's claims of honoring their warranty, we've had seven visits over the span of three years. At this point, we believe they've exhausted their ability to fix the issue and failed to advise us on an appropriate long-term solution. Despite repeated attempts to give the company a chance to make it right under warranty, 5 Star Chimney Service has blamed our roof and solar brackets, which multiple third parties have ruled out. What's most alarming is that when we called to request their insurance information to file a claim, they hung up on us. If they truly stand behind their warranty, why refuse a claim through proper channels? We have since retained legal counsel and are pursuing a partial refund for ineffective labor, substandard materials, and ongoing damage to our home. While we hope 5 Star Chimney Service will ultimately do the right thing and take responsibility, we are now forced to hire a new contractor to completely redo the work. We would NOT recommend this company to others.

    Connecticut Chimney Sweep - chimneysweeps - Updated July 2026

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