Ed's & Sons Chimney was founded on a straightforward belief: Warwick homeowners should never have to guess whether their chimney is safe. Rhode Island's housing stock is among the oldest in New England, with thousands of homes built before modern chimney codes existed — homes where clay tile liners have been quietly cracking for decades, where original mortar crowns have eroded to nothing, and where a fireplace that 'seems fine' is actually venting combustion gases into wall cavities. We started this business to close that knowledge gap, delivering inspections and cleaning services grounded in technical training and honest communication rather than fear-based upselling.
Our team holds current licensing required by Rhode Island, and every technician who enters your home carries proof of liability insurance and workers' compensation coverage. We invest in ongoing education — including NFPA 211 code updates and manufacturer certification for the liner systems we install — because chimney technology and fire codes evolve, and our clients deserve advice that reflects current best practice. We serve Warwick and the surrounding communities across Providence County and Kent County, and we've built our reputation one honest inspection report at a time. When we find nothing wrong, we tell you. When we find something serious, we explain it clearly with photos and written documentation.
We're proud to be a local family business in a trade where trust is everything. Unlike high-volume franchise operations, Ed's & Sons keeps our service territory manageable so we can show up on time, remember your home's history, and follow up after major repairs to make sure everything is performing correctly. Warwick sits at the convergence of Narragansett Bay moisture and New England winters — a combination that is genuinely hard on chimney masonry — and we bring location-specific expertise that a national call center simply cannot offer. When you call (401) 251-8400, you reach us directly. That's the standard we set for ourselves, and the one we intend to keep.
