Creosote Removal
Removing hazardous creosote buildup for safer fireplace use.
Creosote is a byproduct of burning wood and can accumulate over time. It is highly flammable and poses a significant risk if not removed regularly.
We use specialized tools and techniques to effectively remove creosote deposits from your chimney. This reduces the risk of chimney fires and improves air quality in your home.
Scheduling regular creosote removal is vital, especially for those using their fireplaces frequently. It ensures safety and enhances the chimney's longevity.
On the day
- Conducting a thorough inspection to assess buildup levels.
- Using rotary brushes and chemical compounds to break down creosote.
- Cleaning and vacuuming the entire chimney interior.
- Final inspection to ensure complete removal and safety.
Letters & answers
“How often should creosote be removed?”
Creosote removal should be part of regular yearly cleaning, or more often if heavy use is present.
“Can I see the creosote buildup myself?”
While you might notice some buildup, a professional inspection is recommended for accurate assessment.
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Notice to householders
Tell us the town and what you are seeing. We call back to set a time.