Soot and Creosote ** can cause deterioration within your chimney flue
(whether it is made of stone, brick, stainless steel or block) as it sits idly
by absorbing moisture all summer.

Contact us early and schedule appointments for sweepings and evaluation
inspections!!

How Can You Avoid Chimney Fires?
Learn to operate your fireplace and follow a regular routine of chimney cleaning.
Especially for wood, gas and solid fuel users, proper operation and correct use
of the proper fuel is essential.

Did You know ... long, slow burns or use of green or wet wood can create
dangerous Creosote** deposits rapidly, especially in older, less efficient systems.

What's lurking within your home?

Hidden away under floor boards, behind dry wall and above the ceilings in your home may be pounds of nuisance dust, animal hair and debris, and biological contamination.

Air ducts and ventilation systems naturally accumulate sizable deposits of fine dust particles and other contaminants over a period of years or even months. These deposits, combined with the temperate, moist atmosphier within ventilation system, often yield mold growth and bacteria colonies.

Duct cleaning should be part of every home or business' regular maintenance program, and Oliver Twist Chimney Sweep and Air Duct Cleaning, Inc. can help you establish the right cleaning regime to eliminate indoor contaminants and create a safer, more comfortable home or working environment.

Get a BIG jump on cold weather and have your
fireplaces and chimneys serviced SOON!

**Creosote: An oily liquid obtained by the destructive distillation of wood tar or coal tar. A product of incomplete combustion, deposits of unburned, flammable tar vapors from wood smoke. Sometimes it is crusty or flaky in texture, but often sticky or hard. Creosote deposits are often hard to remove from chimneys and pose a SERIOUS fire hazard.