SERVICES
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Our company provides many services for
your home to include but not limited to:
your home to include but not limited to:
 | chimneys cleanings | |
| dryer vents cleanings | |
| inspections | |
| liners | |
| leak repair | |
| caps | |
| custom chase covers | |
| dampers | |
| masonry restorations | |
CHIMNEYS
Homeowners who heat with coal, natural gas, oil, propane or wood that it is recommended to periodically
have their chimneys inspected to assure the safety of their homes. The exhaust of all combustible fuels,
in combination with weather and time, can cause chimneys to deteriorate. Chimney deterioration can
affect the efficiency of a home’s heating system and lead to a buildup of carbon monoxide in a home.
That’s why yearly inspections are advised.
According to the Chimney Safety Institute of America, homeowners with high-efficiency heating systems
should carefully monitor the condition of their chimney. According to the institute, these systems send
less heat up the chimney than any previous generation of home heating systems. This can cause
condensation in the chimney where water and other substances can accelerate the deterioration of the
masonry.
Homeowners who heat with coal, natural gas, oil, propane or wood that it is recommended to periodically
have their chimneys inspected to assure the safety of their homes. The exhaust of all combustible fuels,
in combination with weather and time, can cause chimneys to deteriorate. Chimney deterioration can
affect the efficiency of a home’s heating system and lead to a buildup of carbon monoxide in a home.
That’s why yearly inspections are advised.
According to the Chimney Safety Institute of America, homeowners with high-efficiency heating systems
should carefully monitor the condition of their chimney. According to the institute, these systems send
less heat up the chimney than any previous generation of home heating systems. This can cause
condensation in the chimney where water and other substances can accelerate the deterioration of the
masonry.
DRYER VENTS
Clothes dryers start more residential fires that any other appliance. The Consumer Product Safety
Commission estimates that there are over 24,000 dryer vent fires each year in the United States,
causing over $96 million in property damages. Lack of vent maintenance is the leading cause of dryer
fires, and lint, which is a hidden fire hazard, is the material that is most likely to ignite. Even a cleaned
lint screen traps only 75 percent of the lint. When lint builds up in a dryer vent, the dryer has to labor
harder and can over heat, igniting the lint. Again, yearly inspections are advised.
It isn’t just clothes-dryer vent hoses that need to be checked. Clogged lint screens compartments,
disconnected or ripped dryer vent hoses, smashed hoses behind the clothes dryer, bird nests in dryer
vents, poor dryer-vent design, screens placed over the exhaust point, use of white plastic vent hoses
instead of aluminum foil ones, building defects, wrong exhaust hoods all produce the same blockage,
and all cause dryer vent fires. All these fires are preventable.
Clothes dryers start more residential fires that any other appliance. The Consumer Product Safety
Commission estimates that there are over 24,000 dryer vent fires each year in the United States,
causing over $96 million in property damages. Lack of vent maintenance is the leading cause of dryer
fires, and lint, which is a hidden fire hazard, is the material that is most likely to ignite. Even a cleaned
lint screen traps only 75 percent of the lint. When lint builds up in a dryer vent, the dryer has to labor
harder and can over heat, igniting the lint. Again, yearly inspections are advised.
It isn’t just clothes-dryer vent hoses that need to be checked. Clogged lint screens compartments,
disconnected or ripped dryer vent hoses, smashed hoses behind the clothes dryer, bird nests in dryer
vents, poor dryer-vent design, screens placed over the exhaust point, use of white plastic vent hoses
instead of aluminum foil ones, building defects, wrong exhaust hoods all produce the same blockage,
and all cause dryer vent fires. All these fires are preventable.