In Business Since: 1995
With regular use, your chimney accumulates a build-up of tar and carbon residue. This is a hazard you can't openly see. The wood you burn is the main source of these deposits. While burning, wood releases tar and creosote. This build-up is a major cause of chimney fires.    Not all chimney fires are loud roaring events, but quiet ones can be just as dangerous. The extremely high temperatures associated with chimney fires cause cracks to form in the flue and chimney. Carbon monoxide is generated anywhere fuel is burned, including your fireplace, woodstove or furnace. Normally, these deadly fumes vent safely up the chimney. But if the chimney starts to leak, the fumes may be drawn back into the home.   Proper chimney maintenance and care, including routine chimney sweeps, will an important part of preventing chimney fires. The Chimney Safety Institute recommends that if you light fires in your fireplace or woodstove three or more times a week during the heating season, proper maintenance would include cleaning and inspecting the chimney once a year. After over 13 years in the masonry trade we can be hired for consulting. There are many important aspects that are attributed to chimneys. We can inspect and give estimates for the work that is needed to be done and as one of the larger certified sweep companies in the state. We have the trained professionals that will carry out the work or duties from the start at the top safely throughout the structure of the home to the bottom where the heating unit is hooked up and finished. Additional services and product information can be viewed at www.cleansweepchimneysweep.com

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