Your Guide to Maintaining a Wood-Burning Fireplace
March 19th, 2018Though a fireplace may look gorgeous from inside and a chimney rustic from outdoors, it doesn’t mean everything is just fine inside the chimney and fireplace.
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Though a fireplace may look gorgeous from inside and a chimney rustic from outdoors, it doesn’t mean everything is just fine inside the chimney and fireplace.
It’s the perfect time of year bask in the warmth and comfort of a fireplace. That is, of course, as long as your chimney is not a risk to health and safety.
Before you notice major problems with your chimney and fireplace, read our guide on signs to look out for, and why you should call in a chimney sweep regardless.
In our area, it’s essential to know what to do if you encounter a chimney fire, and what will happen to your home as a result.
What’s wrong with this chimney? More than you may think.
A trained chimney sweep can recognize problems, and carries the right tools to detect problems sooner.
There are several reasons you may notice water leaking into the home from the chimney, either towards the top, through the fireplace, or in the walls. Learn more in today’s guide.
While some people think that structural damage to a masonry chimney seems charming, it’s a serious issue. That vintage chimney appearance may be dangerous. Structural damage to the bricks may allow a chimney fire in the flue to spread to the outside of your home.
When you’re buying a home that is several decades old, you might assume that it’s in pretty good shape. After all, it’s lasted for this long without any problems, right?
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