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Our chimneys and fireplaces enhance the aesthetic appeal of our dwellings. Our homes and residences look better and more appealing because of them. A cozy cabin or lodge set in the woods with a lovely chimney that emits fragrant smoke from a warm fire and a welcome hearth is possibly the most pleasant place to stay.
However, let's be honest here. When was the last time you contemplated chimney care? How long has it been since you had your chimney professionally cleaned? You're not the only one who doesn't know (or has never had their chimney serviced). The majority of people in the United States don't take proper care of their fireplaces, including the chimney and other related components. It's obvious. Having to cope with yet another issue is exhausting, especially when there are more pressing matters to attend to.
However, just like every other part of our home, chimneys need to be maintained and cared for. If you're concerned about the safety of your home, it's important to keep your driveway in good condition and your paint job in good condition. For the proper operation of your fireplace and flue, chimneys are essential. It's possible to safely burn things in your house thanks to their ability to remove gasses and restrict the flames within their walls. Brick, masonry, cement, or stone are the most common materials used to build fireplaces. However, even these surfaces may age. The caulking might also break, putting your home or building at risk, if the bricks are fractured or the caulking fails. As a result, thick creosote (a hard, tar-like material) can build up on the interior of the flue and chimney liner, preventing hot smoke from venting out of the chimney. Creosote is flammable and can start a chimney fire. We recommend avoiding all of the following.
You don't have to worry about your chimney's safety because it's simple to maintain it. Our crew can help you keep your chimney in top shape with easy cleaning and maintenance. There are a few of advantages to this. In the first place, you'll eliminate most of the chimney's safety hazards. For two reasons, you'll lengthen the life of your chimney and eliminate the need for expensive repairs. As a last consideration, a well-maintained chimney will raise the value of your home or building. It's a win-win situation when it comes to chimney maintenance.
The best part is that maintaining a chimney is simple. In reality, we take care of most of the labor.
The first step is to make a phone call. Let us know where you are and what sort of chimney and fireplace you have by giving us a ring and letting us know where you are. Your fireplace and chimney are made of conventional brickwork and are lined. Great. Do you have a wood or pellet-burning stove? That's something we can address. Having trouble figuring out what you've got or adjusting to a new place? Let us know if you'd want us to come out and give you an evaluation. Chimney sweeps (technically known as "chimney cleaners") from our company will visit your home to do a thorough Level 1 or Level 2 inspection and cleaning. If we find any problems, we'll let you know about them. Furthermore, we'll provide you with a written report so you can make informed decisions about the next steps.
Do you need a second opinion or a Level 3 examination before starting renovations? Contact us. That is something that we are capable of accomplishing together. We can also repair, improve, or replace dampers, brick masonry, shields, baffles, grates, and caps, as well as other items. Everything is handled by us. Your chimney has to be repaired because of a recent change in the local municipal code. There's a good chance we can assist out there too. You may not have known that most towns dictate that the top of your chimney be at least a specific height from the roof. To verify that your home and property are in compliance, we can assist you locate this information.
However, let's be honest here. When was the last time you contemplated chimney care? How long has it been since you had your chimney professionally cleaned? You're not the only one who doesn't know (or has never had their chimney serviced). The majority of people in the United States don't take proper care of their fireplaces, including the chimney and other related components. It's obvious. Having to cope with yet another issue is exhausting, especially when there are more pressing matters to attend to.
However, just like every other part of our home, chimneys need to be maintained and cared for. If you're concerned about the safety of your home, it's important to keep your driveway in good condition and your paint job in good condition. For the proper operation of your fireplace and flue, chimneys are essential. It's possible to safely burn things in your house thanks to their ability to remove gasses and restrict the flames within their walls. Brick, masonry, cement, or stone are the most common materials used to build fireplaces. However, even these surfaces may age. The caulking might also break, putting your home or building at risk, if the bricks are fractured or the caulking fails. As a result, thick creosote (a hard, tar-like material) can build up on the interior of the flue and chimney liner, preventing hot smoke from venting out of the chimney. Creosote is flammable and can start a chimney fire. We recommend avoiding all of the following.
You don't have to worry about your chimney's safety because it's simple to maintain it. Our crew can help you keep your chimney in top shape with easy cleaning and maintenance. There are a few of advantages to this. In the first place, you'll eliminate most of the chimney's safety hazards. For two reasons, you'll lengthen the life of your chimney and eliminate the need for expensive repairs. As a last consideration, a well-maintained chimney will raise the value of your home or building. It's a win-win situation when it comes to chimney maintenance.
The best part is that maintaining a chimney is simple. In reality, we take care of most of the labor.
The first step is to make a phone call. Let us know where you are and what sort of chimney and fireplace you have by giving us a ring and letting us know where you are. Your fireplace and chimney are made of conventional brickwork and are lined. Great. Do you have a wood or pellet-burning stove? That's something we can address. Having trouble figuring out what you've got or adjusting to a new place? Let us know if you'd want us to come out and give you an evaluation. Chimney sweeps (technically known as "chimney cleaners") from our company will visit your home to do a thorough Level 1 or Level 2 inspection and cleaning. If we find any problems, we'll let you know about them. Furthermore, we'll provide you with a written report so you can make informed decisions about the next steps.
Do you need a second opinion or a Level 3 examination before starting renovations? Contact us. That is something that we are capable of accomplishing together. We can also repair, improve, or replace dampers, brick masonry, shields, baffles, grates, and caps, as well as other items. Everything is handled by us. Your chimney has to be repaired because of a recent change in the local municipal code. There's a good chance we can assist out there too. You may not have known that most towns dictate that the top of your chimney be at least a specific height from the roof. To verify that your home and property are in compliance, we can assist you locate this information.
