As you search for your dream home, there are many factors to consider, such as location, square footage, school district, and the number of bedrooms. But have you thought about the condition of the chimney flue? It may not be as exciting as a gourmet kitchen or a backyard pool, but it’s just as important. Did you know over 25,000 house fires per year in the USA start in the chimney and spread elsewhere. Chimney Flue defects can prevent the products of combustion from rising and exiting the home and result in them spilling back into the home, which can be harmful to your family’s health or even deadly. A chimney flue inspection is vital to your and your family’s safety

 

A chimney flue inspection is critical when buying a home. Not only can a blocked flue or flue defects cause deadly carbon monoxide poisoning, but a flue defects can also lead to a house fire. And don’t even get us started on the horrors of creosote buildup.

Creosote buildup is a nightmare waiting to happen. Without regular cleaning and maintenance by a professional chimney contractor, you’ll be facing a creosote apocalypse, with more soot than you can handle.

So, before you sign on the dotted line, make sure to get that flue inspected by a professional. Your safety, happiness, and sanity depend on it. Don’t forget to keep up with regular maintenance to avoid any potential disasters.

In conclusion, while we may have had a bit of fun with the topic, the importance of chimney flue inspections and maintenance should not be overlooked. Take it seriously for the safety and well-being of you and your family. Don’t get burned – get that flue inspected and maintained by a professional.