Guaranteed Home Improvement is trusted by several oil and heating companies as their go-to source for chimney and masonry repairs for their clients. As a provider of chimney care and repair to residences all over New York and New England, it is our job to make sure your chimneys function efficiently and effectively. Avoid costly repairs and protect your home and family: choose Guaranteed to clean and inspect your chimney today. On Saturday, two of your employees, Eric & Ricky, came to my house to sweep the chimney and do a repair to the same.
Established in 2006, Guaranteed Home Improvement is one of the leaders in heating appliance chimney repairs and chimney cleaning services in New York and New England. Many reputable heating and oil companies from the area trust us to install chimney liners for their oil-to-gas conversion clients. We also help homeowners repair and fix any chimney cap or fix and replace any chimney liner. We proudly service the New York and New England areas. Our offices are located in Hicksville, New York; East Haven, Connecticut; and Millbury, Massachusetts.
If not properly cleaned, oil burner and gas burner chimneys can become dangerous over time. In oil burner chimneys, soot and clay can build up and prevent fumes from being vented away from your house. Gas burners, especially older ones, might have blockage from old terracotta linings, preventing ventilation. Just because you can't see soot build-up in your gas furnace doesn't mean there's no corrosive or dangerous substances in your chimney. Without the proper system to ventilate your chimney, dangerous gases such as carbon monoxide can build up and release into the air.
Chimney liners are a very important aspect of your heating appliance chimneys, especially when you are switching from oil to gas. Chimney liners have become mandated by most fire codes because they are instrumental in keeping you and your family safe. Having a chimney liner inside your chimney serves many important functions. Besides protecting the walls of your chimney, a chimney liner also redirects smoke and other gases outside of your home and into the atmosphere. Gas- and oil-burning furnaces need to be properly ventilated so harmful gases, such as carbon monoxide, do not leak back into your home.
Masonry work (including brick, stone and cement) can be adversely affected by direct contact with water, as water can penetrate the surface. Temperature changes can periodically freeze and expand penetrated water, cause stress on the materials, and accelerate deterioration. It is essential to prevent water damage that can cause interior and exterior damage to your home. But water isn't the only thing that can hurt your masonry work. Hazardous gas and smoke from a fire can cause damage to the structural integrity of your chimney.
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