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Fire Restoration Services – Manchester, NH

Home Heat Sources that Can Result in Fire and Soot Damage

Written by chrischambers on . Posted in Chimney, Chimney soot and fires, Fire, Smoke, & Odor Damage, soot and fires.

The temperatures outside, while not quite freezing yet, are starting to drop dramatically and homeowners are switching on the heat to combat these temperatures. With the price of fuel today many also begin to seek alternative sources to supplement their home’s heating system during these winter months. These types of alternative heat sources may also come with serious fire risks that you should be aware of if not taking the proper precautions.

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Fire Restoration Services – Manchester, NH

Our Fire Damage Repair Experts Explore the Three Most Common Sources of Fire and Smoke Damage During New Hampshire Winters

Written by chrischambers on . Posted in Blog, Chimney, Chimney soot and fires, Fire, Smoke, & Odor Damage.

With the New Hampshire winter upon us it’s officially house fire season – more and more people are spending their time at home. This increases the risk of house fires. In fact, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) reports that more than 360,000 home structures succumb to fires each year, leading to approximately six to eight billion dollars in damages. Our smoke and fire damage repair experts at Soil Away take a look at the three most common sources of fire and smoke damage in our blog...

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Tip: Chimneys, Soot, and Fires. Oh my!

Written by WSI Genesis on . Posted in Chimney soot and fires, Fire, Smoke, & Odor Damage, Tips and Advice.

Do you have a wood-burning fireplace or stove? If so, it likely gets a lot of use during the cold New Hampshire or Massachusetts winters. When was the last time you had your chimney inspected or cleaned? If you cannot answer this question, it has been too long. Hundreds of chimney fires occur every year. Many of the fires are a result of built up soot and creosote. Creosote is the thick, slimy material that is a byproduct of burning wood. When it cools off it can solidify and accumulate on the...

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