Smoking Appliance
| This usually manifests itself for the first time when you try to light your fire or stove after a period of inactivity. |
If your appliance has worked fine but suddenly starts smoking we recommend you stop using it immediately; if smoke can enter your room then so can carbon monoxide. |
| This is a silent killer gas that is tasteless, odourless and detectable only by a carbon monoxide alarm. |
| There are a number of common problems that cause a fire or stove to smoke, including a blocked flue, but there can also be other reasons that cause a chimney to malfunction, all of which we can help you with to get you back to a warm and safe state. |
| Again once this problem has been seen then call us in for an early diagnosis as it is unlikely to solve itself. |
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Smoke Damage above stove on surround |
