Chimney fires are among the most dangerous hazards homeowners face, often happening silently until it’s too late. A single spark, bit of creosote, or neglected flue can ignite and spread rapidly. But where do these fires actually begin?
In most cases, chimney fires start inside the flue or chimney liner, where layers of creosote—an oily residue from burning wood—build up over...
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