Creosote Removal
Remove hazardous creosote from your chimney to prevent fires.
Creosote is a flammable residue that builds up inside chimneys from burning wood. Regular removal is necessary to prevent chimney fires.
Our specialized tools effectively remove even the toughest creosote deposits, minimizing fire hazards and improving chimney efficiency.
Removing creosote also enhances air quality within your home by preventing smoke and odor issues.
On the day
- STEP 1
We inspect the chimney to assess the level of creosote buildup.
- STEP 2
Our technicians use professional-grade tools to scrub away layers of creosote.
- STEP 3
We ensure all areas of the chimney, especially the flue, are cleaned.
- STEP 4
Post-cleaning, we conduct a safety check to ensure your chimney is clear.
Questions
How does creosote buildup occur?
Creosote forms from smoke condensation when burning wood, especially if the wood is unseasoned.
Is creosote removal necessary every year?
Yes, if you use your fireplace frequently, annual removal is recommended to ensure safety.