Quincy Air Duct, Dryer Vent & Chimney Services

On Franklin Street in Quincy, this crew has put together a small, spotless record doing the kind of chimney work most homeowners only think about once something's already leaking. Every review on Google — all eight of them — lands at five stars, and the same idea keeps surfacing: find the specific problem, fix that, and stop. The most recent review, from May, describes a years-long brick leak that a breathable sealer finally stopped — applied so moisture can't get back in, dry ever since through heavy storms. A couple months earlier, in March, a customer's chimney crown had cracked in a freeze-thaw cycle and was sending water down into ceiling stains; the crew rebuilt the crown with the correct slope so water sheds instead of pooling, and the leak stopped there too. A run of earlier reviews from November and December rounds out the picture: a crown-and-flashing repair where the tech skipped an unnecessary full rebuild, a chimney sweep where the quoted price held on site, and a cap installation and inspection customers called thorough. The catch is simply volume — eight reviews over about six months, all on Google, is a real but short history, not the years-deep, multi-source kind that erases all doubt. For a leaking chimney, a cracked crown, or a yearly sweep, the reviews point to a crew that diagnoses before it sells. As with any contractor, confirm current pricing and scheduling directly since neither is documented yet.