Creosote Removal
Creosote removal is crucial for preventing chimney fires.
Creosote builds up as a byproduct of burning wood and can become a serious fire hazard if not removed regularly.
It can also obstruct airflow, causing smoke to back up into your home, and reduce the efficiency of your fireplace.
Our removal process safely eliminates creosote, greatly reducing the risk of chimney fires and improving your chimney's performance.
On the day
- We inspect the chimney for creosote buildup before beginning.
- Specialized tools are used to loosen and remove creosote deposits.
- The chimney is cleaned and inspected again post-removal.
- Any necessary recommendations are made for follow-up maintenance.
Letters & answers
“How often should creosote be removed?”
It's typically recommended once a year, especially if you use your chimney frequently during colder months.
“What are the dangers of leaving creosote untreated?”
Creosote is highly flammable and can lead to dangerous chimney fires if not regularly removed.
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Notice to householders
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