Is Your Neighbor's Air Care really based in Newburgh?
Yes. Your Neighbor's Air Care is owner-run by Irakli Kvizhinadze and based in Newburgh, Orange County, and the van starts every working day here. It is a service-area business, so the crew comes to your house and there is no shop to visit.
Can Your Neighbor's Air Care inspect an old chimney in Newburgh's East End?
Yes. Your Neighbor's Air Care runs a camera up the flue and sends you the pictures, which is the sensible first step for the unlined or clay-lined chimneys common in the East End Historic District. Masonry repair is not something the business does, so if the camera finds damage, the report says so plainly.
Does Your Neighbor's Air Care clean dryer vents in the Town of Newburgh?
Yes. Dryer vent cleaning is one of the three main services, and it is done the same way in every house: the whole run from the back of the dryer to the outside hood, with the airflow checked before and after.
Does Your Neighbor's Air Care work on the Newburgh waterfront and along Route 9W?
Yes. The waterfront, Liberty Street, Broadway and the streets off Route 9W are all part of the city Your Neighbor's Air Care covers from its Newburgh base.
What should a Newburgh homeowner do before the first fire of the season?
Have the flue swept and looked at since last season, and make sure nothing has nested in it over the summer. Your Neighbor's Air Care sweeps the flue, checks it with a camera and sends you the photos.
Does Your Neighbor's Air Care clean chimneys on the big houses near Downing Park?
Yes. Where one of the large nineteenth-century houses around Downing Park has several flues in one stack, Your Neighbor's Air Care sweeps and checks each one separately and sends a photo of every flue.
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.
