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Your chimney should be cleaned as often as necessary to keep it free from flammable creosote deposits. Creosote is actually unburned fuel that is left inside your chimney when wood smoke cools and condenses. How often your chimney needs to be cleaned will depend on several factors. Frequency of use, the type and age of wood you burn and the degree to which your home is insulated will all have an effect on how quickly creosote accumulates in your chimney. The best plan of action is to have a professional inspect and clean the chimney (if necessary), at least once per year.
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During the actual chimney cleaning, we use a large, industrial fireplace vacuum that prevents any dust or debris from entering the living area. We do our best to make the experience completely painless for you. |
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Chimney Cleaning Rates The most often asked question I hear from potential clients is, "How much will a chimney cleaning cost me?" The answer to that question will depend on several factors. How difficult is your roof to access? How high is the chimney and where is it located? What type of installation do you have? How much and what type of creosote is in the chimney? A short telephone interview will usually be helpful for the purpose of accurately estimating the cost of cleaning your chimney. However, as a rule of thumb, you can expect to pay $100.-$150. for the services of a reputable company. The national average for a chimney inspection and cleaning is approximately $150.00. |
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Personal Attention When you call Goss Bros. you'll get the attention of an experienced chimney service person. If you'd like to discuss your chimney needs, please send an email or call us at: 814-734-7354.
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