Creosote Removal
Protect your home from chimney fires with professional creosote removal.
Overview
Creosote is a flammable byproduct of wood burning that builds up inside the chimney, posing a significant fire hazard.
Professional removal of creosote is vital for reducing the risk of chimney fires and ensuring efficient fireplace operation.
Our experts use safe and effective methods to remove creosote buildup, improving chimney safety and functionality.
Signs you may need it
- You see black, tar-like deposits in the fireplace.
- The smoke from your fireplace has a strong odor.
- The chimney produces more smoke than usual.
- A crackling noise comes from the chimney during use.
What happens on the visit
- Inspect the chimney to determine creosote levels.
- Use rotary equipment or chemical treatments to remove buildup.
- Clean and clear the chimney flue of debris.
- Conduct a final inspection to ensure all creosote is removed.
Questions
How often should creosote be removed?
Creosote removal is typically recommended at least once a year, especially for frequently used fireplaces.
What causes creosote buildup?
Creosote forms from the incomplete combustion of wood, particularly when burning wet or unseasoned wood.
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