Chimney Fire Safety Tips for Warm Weather
July 31st, 2017Fires are possible when warm dry weather picks up. Downdrafts from the chimney can contribute to this, so it’s important to have a fire safety plan in place.
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What Technicians Are Looking for During a Chimney Inspection
June 6th, 2017A trained chimney sweep can recognize problems, and carries the right tools to detect problems sooner.
We Use SmartScan Technology to Inspect Your Chimney Flue
May 8th, 2017When a chimney liner is filled with flammable materials, or when the chimney liner is compromised structurally, it puts your home at risk.
4 Reasons for a Chimney Leak
April 17th, 2017There 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.
10 Tips for Fireplace Safety
March 20th, 2017We’re here to offer some reminders for proper chimney usage and, hopefully, some new information to keep your home safe.
Keep Heat in Your Home with 4 Fireplace and Chimney Tips
January 23rd, 2017Did you know that the chimney and fireplace are common places to lose money on your heating bills? Make your home more efficient with these tips.
Burning the Right Wood in Your Fireplace
January 9th, 2017Choosing the wrong firewood can result in an inefficient winter—and you may run out of fuel quickly. Alternatively, the wrong firewood may mean the fire does not burn hot enough, or there could even be a serious safety issue.
Start the New Year Right with a Chimney Inspection
January 2nd, 2017The new year is a time for a new start. If you missed out on chimney maintenance in the beginning of the winter, it’s not too late! We want every homeowner to have the opportunity to ensure that their chimneys are in tip-top shape, so that they can prevent potential home fires, water damage, and other issues.
How to Tell Your Chimney Needs Sweeping
December 19th, 2016We recommend that you get your chimney cleaned about once a year. However, there are certain circumstances in which creosote can build up faster (or slower) than it normally would, meaning you may need to clean at a different frequency.
