Similarly, if your chimney has accumulated 1/8 inch of soot or more, it’s definitely time to get your chimney cleaned! Now is the perfect time of year for a chimney inspection and cleaning. Get any issues taken care of before you need to fire up your chimney for the winter!
When you sign up for a chimney inspection and cleaning with Doctor Flue, here’s what you can expect:
About Doctor Flue
Doctor Flue provides chimney inspections and cleanings across Michigan and Ohio. Check to see if your home falls within Doctor Flue’s Service Area. If you would like to learn more about the chimney inspection and cleaning process, please give us a call at 800-438-3583 or send us an email inquiry at office@drflue.com.
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