The Biggest Benefits of Having a Clean Chimney
January 13th, 2025Let’s talk about the key benefits of maintaining a clean chimney and why we’re here to help you make it happen.
Minnetonka Posts
What Happens During a Chimney Inspection?
February 5th, 2015The safety of your family is important to you, which is why we feel it is so important for every home chimney to receive inspection once a year. Like any other type of heating equipment, a chimney can pose a safety hazard if it is not regularly maintained.
Why Consider a Top Sealing Damper for Your Chimney
July 21st, 2014The damper is a key part of your fireplace. It is located at the bottom of the chimney, right above the firebox, where you can access it to open and close it. The damper prevents heat from escaping out of your home through the chimney when you aren’t using the fireplace…
Why Choose Wood Pellets in Minnetonka?
November 5th, 2012There are a lot of home heating options out there, and it can be difficult to decide which is best for you. Many people go into the decision considering either natural gas or electrical heating options, but wood pellet-fuel heating options deserve your consideration as well…
Plymouth Chimney Sweeping FAQ’s
July 23rd, 2012There are few things more relaxing than making use of your fireplace on a chilly night. Don’t trick yourself into thinking that because it is not a primary heat source your Plymouth chimney does not need to be inspected and cleaned, though.
How to Prevent Cracks in Your Plymouth Chimney
June 4th, 2012Checking for cracks on the exterior of your chimney is something that any Plymouth homeowner can and should do. Depending on the size of the crack and the potential soot around it anyone can determine if chimney repairs are needed. Here are a few characteristics of chimneys in need of inspections, and ways you can prevent future damages.
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.
Chimney, Chimney Inspection, Chimney Installation in Ham Lake
