Chimney Goat Quincy

Smoke filling a living room, a leak that had been running for months, cracks opening at the top of a crown — the calls Chimney Goat Quincy takes are the ones a homeowner can't put off. The Quincy company handles chimney repair, sweeping and the masonry that goes with it, and describes itself as a family-owned, non-franchise crew of "3rd Generation Boston Masons". Its reviews, written between May and July 2026, keep landing on two things: speed and explanation. A customer writing in July 2026, after smoke filled the living room, had someone at their Quincy house the next morning and the blockage cleared before the day was out. A June 2026 homeowner with a deteriorating liner said the crew walked them through why a new liner was the right call and did it without being condescending. Crown repairs, flashing leaks and damaged caps come up again and again, usually paired with the same note about a fair price and a workspace left clean. What's worth knowing is how new that history is. All sixteen reviews on file were posted across roughly ten weeks of 2026, all on Google, all five stars. It is a consistent run, but a short one — nothing here has been tested across a full heating season or corroborated by another source. The credentials are the company's own claims as well. Its website says it is CSIA certified, an NCSG member, and BBB accredited with an A+ rating; none of that came from the certifying bodies, so ask for the certification number when you call. The site lists a service area covering Quincy, Braintree, Milton, Weymouth, Hingham, Canton, Dedham, Randolph, Dorchester and South Boston. For a South Shore chimney that's blocked, leaking at the flashing, or cracked at the crown, the recent run of work reads well. Confirm who is performing the inspection, get the scope and price in writing, and verify the CSIA credential before anyone starts.