Creosote Removal
Removing creosote buildup reduces the risk of chimney fires.
Creosote is a tar-like substance that forms from burning wood. It accumulates inside your chimney and can increase the risk of chimney fires if not removed regularly.
Our specialized creosote removal process ensures that harmful buildup is effectively cleared, minimizing fire risks and improving your chimney's safety.
Scheduling regular creosote removal is important, especially if you frequently use your wood-burning fireplace or stove, as even small amounts can become highly flammable.
On the day
- STEP 1
Inspection to determine the level of creosote buildup
- STEP 2
Use of brushes and tools to remove creosote
- STEP 3
Application of chemical treatments if necessary
- STEP 4
Final cleaning and inspection for any remaining deposits
Questions
What causes creosote buildup?
Creosote forms from burning unseasoned wood, restricted airflow, and incomplete combustion, creating deposits within your chimney.
How often should creosote be removed?
It varies based on the frequency of use, but generally creosote should be removed annually or more often if there's heavy use.