Does Your Neighbor's Air Care work in the Town of Wappinger as well as the village?
Yes. Your Neighbor's Air Care covers both, from the streets around the falls to the postwar and newer subdivisions on forced air, about thirteen miles north of Newburgh.
Should a chimney be checked after a change of fuel in Wappingers Falls?
Yes. A chimney built for wood or coal and later connected to an oil or gas furnace may need a different liner, and a camera inspection from Your Neighbor's Air Care shows what is actually in the flue before winter. Liner work itself is not part of the service.
Does Your Neighbor's Air Care clean ducts in the Wappinger subdivisions?
Yes. Air duct cleaning is one of the three main services and covers the supply runs, the returns and the registers, with photos before and after.
Does Your Neighbor's Air Care work along Route 9D in Wappinger?
Yes. The neighborhoods along Route 9D between Beacon and Wappingers Falls are covered, as are the subdivisions along Route 9.
How often should a mill-era chimney in Wappingers Falls be swept?
Once a year is the standard recommendation for any chimney in use, and an older masonry flue also benefits from a camera look each time, because joints and tiles age. Your Neighbor's Air Care does both on the same visit.
Does Your Neighbor's Air Care clean wood stoves in Wappingers Falls?
Yes. Wood stove and fireplace cleaning covers the flue and the stovepipe connection, and it suits the older village houses that still burn wood.
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.
