Creosote Removal
Remove dangerous creosote buildup to prevent chimney fires.
Creosote buildup is a common and hazardous problem in chimneys, especially those used frequently. This flammable residue must be removed to prevent chimney fires.
Even if your chimney appears clean, creosote can form in layers that are not easily noticeable. Our removal process targets hard-to-reach areas ensuring thorough cleaning.
Regular removal of creosote not only enhances safety but also improves the performance of your fireplace or stove.
On the day
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An initial inspection to assess the level of creosote buildup.
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Preparation of the area to protect your home from soot and debris.
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Use of scrapers and brushes to remove all creosote layers.
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A final inspection to ensure no creosote remains.
Questions
How often should creosote be removed?
Creosote should be removed at least once a year, typically as part of regular chimney cleaning service.
Can I remove creosote myself?
While some light buildup can be addressed with commercial products, extensive creosote removal should be handled by professionals.
Got a chimney question?
Tell us the town and what you are seeing. We call back to set a time.