Three Levels of Chimney Inspection
August 3rd, 2012Here at 2nd Generation Chimneys Inc., we know the importance of maintaining and inspecting your chimney to ensure proper function and safety.
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Your Insurance Claim is Safe With Us!
July 27th, 2012The Pixley family name has been around for generations when it comes to your Chimney Repair, Chimney Cleaning, and Maintenance needs.
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Chimney Reline in Minneapolis
July 18th, 2012When it comes to quality Chimney Relining, the Pixley family name has been around for generations and remains the name to trust for all your Chimney cleaning, repair, and inspection needs.
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Minneapolis Chimney Cleaning and Repair Tips
June 27th, 2012Regular cleaning and inspections are an important part of preventive maintenance for your chimney. Scheduling cleaning and repairs for your chimney will help prevent potential safety hazards in your home such as chimney fires, carbon monoxide intrusion, and poor ventilation.
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Why Summer is a Good Time to Schedule a Blaine Chimney Inspection
June 18th, 2012While you may not think about your chimney in the summer months, it is a good time to schedule your yearly Blaine chimney inspection service. There are a few reasons to do this…
Scaffolding Done Right for Chimney Repairs
June 1st, 2012Scaffolding setup is the first step to a smooth Chimney Inspection and Repair. Check out this video to watch the 2nd Generation Chimneys experts at work!
Height Requirements for Chimney Installations in Ham Lake
May 29th, 2012When contemplating the look of your chimney installation in Ham Lake it is important to follow the specific height requirements set by the NFPA (National Fire Protection Association). These height requirements were established to distance the top of your flue from your home’s roof to reduce the amount of heat that your roof is exposed to. The obvious reason for these requirements is if the top of the flue is too close to the top of your home, the heat could catch your roof on fire.
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