SWEEPING AND BASIC VISUAL INSPECTION

 Creosote removal and Basic Inspection for general condition of your ventilation system

Having your chimney cleaned at least once annually is crucial. Whenever you operate a wood-burning device, the residues from the burning process, particularly creosote, accumulate within the flue pipe, potentially causing airflow blockages. This situation can lead to the infiltration of hazardous combustion byproducts into your living space. Creosote, a combustible substance resulting from wood combustion, accumulates more rapidly than you might anticipate, substantially elevating the risk of a chimney fire.
Included with every cleaning is a basic visual examination. This examination entails identifying indications of decay, corrosion on external metal surfaces, deteriorating masonry, and overall system condition.