Posted by PJH on July 14, 2012 at 17:37:33 from (50.40.252.220):
In Reply to: Same chimney posted by RickP/Wis on July 14, 2012 at 07:21:30:
JDSeller has good advice. You know how it is - we have good intentions of keeping the chimney clean, but. That being said, we had wood and gas in the same chimney for 25 years. Gas was about a foot above the wood. Insurance company changed their spec and made me install a seperate chimney for the gas. Or lose coverage. Changed to please them (and keep coverage) but then in a couple of years they decided they didn't like wood heat period. We put in an outside boiler. So far they haven't found anything about it that they don't like, but it wouldn't surprise me for some crisis to pop up. All those years with no claim. One could almost say it was wasted money. . .
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