The main reason for in-season chimney maintenance is creosote buildup. While you can somewhat control the amount of creosote buildup, if you are burning wood, it is inevitable. There are only two ways to prevent creosote formation in chimneys: - Keeping the chimney above 250-degree F all the way up. »
Creosote is an inescapable factor of a wood burning appliances. Learn here how to identify and remove it. »
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