How often should you get your chimney inspected?
When we burn wood inside the fireplace, its smoke and chemicals build a black tar-like substance called Creosote. It is very highly inflammable and prone to fire. All the owners have one common risk inside the house. Whatever you are burning, different types of issues start building and that is what makes a house very risky. In every house, the fireplace’s safety matters more than anything else. A chimney inspection is one of the most important diagnostic tools used to avoid fire. Over 65% of wood stoves in America are outdated and inefficient versions and they are more dangerous and can easily catch fire. According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission , the use of combustion equipment, including wood stoves, in the house, causes carbon monoxide poisoning, which kills more than 150 people on average each year. High temperatures can be reached by chimney fires (up to 2,000 degrees F). Just as there are different types of flues and different types of chi...