Can Your Neighbor's Air Care inspect a fireplace that has been closed for years in Beacon?
Yes. A flue that has been sealed for decades needs a Level 2 camera inspection before anything is lit in it, and Your Neighbor's Air Care sends you the footage. If the camera finds cracked tiles or missing mortar, the report says so, because masonry repair is not something the business does.
Is Beacon inside the Your Neighbor's Air Care service area?
Yes. Beacon is directly across the Newburgh-Beacon Bridge, about five miles from base, which makes it one of the closest places Your Neighbor's Air Care serves.
Does Your Neighbor's Air Care clean dryer vents in older Beacon houses?
Yes. Your Neighbor's Air Care clears the whole run, including the long, awkward routes that dryers added to older houses tend to take, and checks the airflow at the outside hood when it is done.
Does Your Neighbor's Air Care work near Mount Beacon and the Beacon train station?
Yes. The streets below Mount Beacon, the neighborhoods near the Metro-North station and the rest of the city are covered.
What does a Level 2 chimney inspection include in Beacon?
A Level 2 inspection adds a camera run through the whole flue to the visual check, and it is the standard recommendation before a closed-off fireplace is used again or after a change of fuel. Your Neighbor's Air Care sends you the footage.
Can Your Neighbor's Air Care fit a chimney cap in Beacon?
Yes. Chimney cap installation is one of the services, and a cap keeps rain and animals out of a flue that is being brought back into use.
Can the visit be in Ukrainian, Russian, Georgian or Czech?
Yes. Your Neighbor's Air Care works in English, Ukrainian, Russian, Georgian and Czech, and the written report can come in whichever you prefer.
