Creosote Removal
Remove dangerous creosote buildup for safer operation.
Creosote is a byproduct of burning wood that can accumulate in your chimney, posing a hazard due to its flammable nature. Regular removal is crucial to prevent chimney fires.
Our creosote removal process involves specialized tools to ensure thorough cleaning. Removing even the toughest buildups improves chimney safety and efficiency.
We recommend periodic creosote removal, especially for those who use their fireplaces frequently. Our services help maintain optimal fireplace safety.
On the day
- Inspect the chimney for the level and type of creosote buildup.
- Use rotary brushes or chemical treatments for effective removal.
- Clear out the loosened creosote and conduct a final check.
- Advise on best practices to minimize future buildup.
Letters & answers
“What causes creosote to build up in chimneys?”
Creosote forms from incomplete wood combustion, escalating with cooler chimney temperatures and damp wood.
“How often should creosote be removed?”
The frequency depends on usage, but it’s generally recommended yearly for regular fireplace users.
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Notice to householders
Tell us the town and what you are seeing. We call back to set a time.