A recent house fire in our area was caused by flames igniting creosote, a harmful residue present in the smoke produced by burning wood that accumulates on the flue. This dangerous incident could have been prevented.
One common question we often receive is: How often should I have my chimney cleaned? The simple answer is once a year.
To ensure the safety of your home and loved ones, it is crucial to rely on the expertise of trained and certified professionals, such as US Chimney, for chimney sweeping and maintenance services.
To ensure the longevity and safety of your chimney, it’s essential to address cracks and other issues as soon as they are detected.
Similar to fire, carbon monoxide poses a deadly threat. Carbon monoxide is an odorless, invisible toxic gas that claims the lives of approximately 400 people per year, as reported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Once your chimney has received the all-clear, it’s important to follow these basic safety tactics to ensure a safe environment for your chimney and fireplace.
Scheduling a chimney sweep in the summer allows you to beat the rush of fall and ensure timely service. Avoid the difficulty of trying to schedule a chimney service when everyone on your street realizes they need one at the same time.
A chimney cap is an essential component of your chimney system. Here are five reasons why you need a functional chimney cap installed.
Before burning wood in your fireplace, it is essential to have it inspected by a reputable company such as US Chimney Corp. Our experts can inspect your fireplace and chimney to ensure safe and efficient wood burning. Contact us for more information.
Understanding and addressing these common causes of chimney leaks is essential to maintain a dry and safe chimney system. Consulting professionals for repairs and solutions is recommended.
Understanding how chimney systems work, in order to optimize both performance and safety. While it may seem simple to light a fire, there are several factors that could cause smoke to spill into a room instead of going up the chimney.
To prevent potential fire hazards, it’s crucial to have your chimney inspected annually. While some homeowners think they can perform this service themselves, this is not recommended. Here are three levels of chimney inspections.
Having a new chimney liner installed is something every home owner will have to experience at one point in their lives. Here are some important questions to ask to better educate yourself when having your liner installed.
