Shoreline Chimney Sweeping

About Shoreline Chimney Sweeping

Ronald Bog holds onto water long after the rest of Shoreline has drained, a wetland park where frost lingers on the boardwalk into the late morning even on an ordinary cold day. The houses ringing it keep their chimneys busy in a real cold snap, and Shoreline Chimney Sweeping treats the roofs around the bog like the low ground they are, checking for snow load and ice buildup at the flue before anyone lights a fire that could push smoke into a blocked chimney. It's slow, deliberate work, roof by roof around a park that isn't going anywhere fast either. The bog stays half-frozen at the edges while the work goes on above it, one chimney at a time. By evening, when the smoke starts rising straight and even from the houses around the water, the job's done right.