Lighting and stoking an indoor fire during the winter is a relaxing way to stay warm and enjoy the natural beauty that a fire provides. Unfortunately, some individuals forget to maintain their chimney and end up with an uncontrollable fire that could damage their home and even kill them. To stop the threat of fire damage and a potential disaster, Mercer County Chimneys recommends that individuals have their chimney and fireplace cleaned after 100 fires have burned. It's also recommended that an evaluation be conducted at least once a year to ensure that a fireplace and chimney is safe for use. These chimney repair NJ professionals are trained to perform inspections, clean and repair chimneys or fireplaces when it's required.
Creosote deposits can also hinder the flow of smoke to a degree that doesn't allow it to escape out of the top of a chimney. This can create a dangerous situation as carbon monoxide could build up and escape into the rooms of a house. Carbon monoxide is a deadly killer that individuals can't taste, smell or see. If a considerable amount of carbon monoxide is allowed to build up inside of a home, it could end in deadly consequences. When a chimney sweep NJ company such as Mercer County Chimneys cleans away creosote, the threat of carbon monoxide escape is graphically reduced.

When fires are burned inside of a fireplace, smoke billows up a chimney and deposits an oily substance known as creosote. When creosote is left unattended, it eventually grows large enough that it can hinder proper smoke ventilation and even cause a dangerous obstruction. The services of a chimney cleaning NJ professional are required when too much creosote has built up. Ideally, creosote is not allowed to get to a point that it requires an emergency cleaning.

Older homes have been through years of wear and tear due to natural elements that occur through changes in the weather. This wear and tear can take a toll on chimney structures and cause them to become weak. Chimney repair NJ professionals at Mercer County Chimneys have the expertise to inspect these type of structures and determine if any damage has occurred and suggest a solution if repair is required.

Mercer County Chimneys also offers a chimney relining service that helps protect homes from fire. New brick is used in combination with heavy steel relining that is guaranteed for a lifetime. Also, gas flue relining is available, and this helps prevent dangerous gas seepage that can occur when cracks develop on the barrier between the flue and rooms in a home. Repairing this type of problem ensures safety and reliability.

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