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Your chimney can experience condensation. When it's chilly outside and warm, humid air within the house comes into contact with the chimney's cold walls, the warm air will condense and drip.
The heat from the fire might not always be sufficient to evaporate the water in the chimney. When there isn't a fire going, water in the chimney could freeze. Water that freezes could eventually cause harm to the chimney's construction as a result of repeated freezing and thawing.
A qualified chimney sweep should be contacted to conduct a complete inspection on any chimney that is sweating. After that, our professional can perform any repairs required to stop additional damage and potentially hazardous operating circumstances. And end the chimney's sweating.
The lack of a good flue liner makes chimneys more likely to sweat. If you don’t currently have a chimney liner installed, you should think about getting one. Liners separate the air inside the chimney from the walls, which slows down the cooling process and reduces the amount of condensation that forms on the chimney’s exterior.
Here are some of the typical causes of chimney sweating. Having the complete system inspected is the only way to know for sure what is occurring throughout the chimney structure. For the best chimney services, get in touch with us.
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