Centerpoint Chimney

Centerpoint Chimney is a family-owned chimney company in Derry, NH, run by owner Noah and, on many jobs, his son Elijah, in business since 2007. The company handles the full range of chimney work: sweeping and inspections, liner installation and relines (including furnace and boiler flues), full rebuilds from the roofline up, cap and topper installation, and flashing and waterproofing repairs, and it states CSIA certification. Homeowners who have hired Centerpoint consistently describe the same experience: on-time arrival, careful protection of the work area with tarps or drop cloths, and a genuinely clean job site when the crew leaves. Several customers have used the company repeatedly, some for three to seven years running, for annual cleanings as well as bigger jobs like liner replacements and full chimney rebuilds. One reviewer specifically credited Noah with advising against work they had originally called about, saying it wasn't needed — a detail that stands out given how much of the rest of the record turns on trust and pricing. That trust theme cuts both ways. Most reviewers who mention price call it fair or reasonable, and several compared Centerpoint favorably against other quotes before hiring them. But one 2026 review pushes back hard on this point, calling a roughly $4,000 repair estimate excessive after an inspection and questioning whether the diagnosis was overstated. It's the one clearly negative account in an otherwise dense, multi-year run of detailed praise, and it's worth asking Centerpoint directly what an inspection typically finds and how an estimate like that is broken down before committing to a large repair. For most jobs — a seasonal cleaning, a liner reline, capping a chimney, or diagnosing why a wood stove isn't drawing properly — the track record here is deep and specific rather than generic; reviewers describe the actual work done, not just how they felt about it. Centerpoint looks like a solid default call for routine and mid-size chimney work in the Derry area, with the one caveat being worth a direct conversation before signing off on a large repair quote.