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Everyone enjoys the soft crackle of a hardwood fire and warmth that blossoms from a fireplace on a cold December day. But few homeowners realize the vital need to clean their chimneys. And every chimney requires regular maintenance–a bird nest that blocks a gas-fired furnace flue can be every bit as deadly as the creosote deposits produced by a wood burning stove or fireplace. How A Chimney Fire Starts: Every time you use your fireplace or stove, the burning wood deposits a thin layer of flammable creosote inside the chimney flue. If left unattended, these creosote deposits can accumulate to dangerous levels and erupt without warning into a dangerous chimney fire. The consequences can range from a whopping chimney repair bill to a deadly house fire. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission reported that 23,600 residential fires in 1996 were were related to solid fuel appliances and equipment. Don't Relax Because You Don't Burn Wood: Creosote build-up causes most chimney fires, but every chimney is potentially dangerous. Bird and animal nests or even fallen leaves can block a chimney and let deadly emissions from the furnace seep into your home. In 1996, over 100 people died in their homes from carbon monoxide poisoning. Another 5,500 house fires resulted from chimneys and chimney connectors serving heating systems burning liquid and other fuels. Don't make the mistake of thinking that an oil or gas furnace can't cause a fire. Seven Good Reasons To Have Us Clean Your Chimney: There are many chimney sweeps who serve Southeastern Pennsylvania and Northern Delaware, but after you experience our exceptional service, we think you'll agree that Chadds Ford Chimney Sweeps stands more than a cut above the rest:
We don’t just clean chimneys--our real mission is to give our customers the peace of mind that comes from having a clean chimney. Call us today at 610-388-1316 to experience the confidence and comfort of knowing you have a safe chimney. |
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