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Chelsea's Chimney

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Chelsea's Chimney

We are a locally owned chimney and fireplace service based out of Gaithersburg, MD that specializes in inspections, repair services, sweeping, caps, liners, and everything in between. When we are not helping clients, we are giving back through partnerships with local charities. Show more

We are a locally owned chimney and fireplace service based out of Gaithersburg, MD that specializes in inspections, repair services, sweeping, caps, liners, and everything in between. When we are not helping clients, we are giving back through partnerships with local charities.

As a fully licensed and insured chimney company, we have the experience and qualifications to provide the best experience, results, and customer service. Hide

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4320 Damascus Road, Gaithersburg, MD 20882 (301) 960-5664 https://chelseaschimney.com/

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Should we use spray foam insulation or batt insulation?

Pete Vlantis of Nova Exteriors Inc. ^PRO answered:

Apr 29, 2014

Spray Foam. Much better insulator and fills any gaps that might otherwise be missed.

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