What’s Wrong with This Chimney?
July 3rd, 2017What’s wrong with this chimney? More than you may think.
Minneapolis Posts
Some Alternatives to Clay Tile Flue Liners
May 29th, 2017Think clay tile is the wrong choice for your liner? We offer some advice here, but call a chimney tech for more info about services available in your area.
A Chimney Sweep’s FAQ About Chimney Cleaning
May 1st, 2017It may not be the prime time of year for chimney sweeps, but we still want to make sure you get the information you need to stay safe.
A Few Facts about Home Dryer Fires
April 11th, 2017When your dryer is running, what you’re probably most concerned about is whether to fold or hang your clothing. Your last thought is that a home’s dryer could cause a potential home fire, but unfortunately, it’s far too common for us to ignore. While we don’t think you should live in fear of a dryer […]
Why Does Your Fireplace Smoke?
April 3rd, 2017Does your fireplace send smoke pouring back into your home? It’s not a good sign…but there may be an easy fix!
Why Do You Need to Have the Dryer Vents Cleaned?
February 20th, 2017Dryer vent cleaning is an important home maintenance task that can save you thousands of dollars in property damage restoration, and may even save a life.
Why It’s So Important to Have Certified Chimney Sweeps on the Job
January 17th, 2017You wouldn’t hire a mechanic to be your doctor—or vice versa—so why would you choose a random “handyman” to clean your chimney? A dirty chimney is dangerous, greatly increasing your chances of a home fire, and it’s something you should have cleaned every year.
Does Your Family Have a Fire Escape Plan?
January 16th, 2017Fire safety is an often-neglected topic in households. You teach kids about fire alarms and warn them of the dangers of fires and heat-producing appliances, but you may never take the time to plan what would happen if there were a fire in your home.
Failure to Clean Dryer Vents Leads to Fires
December 26th, 2016Dry winter air can intensify the possibility of a home fire. And some of the most inconspicuous things in your home could be responsible for starting a fire that spreads to the outside of your home.
