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The Hidden Danger of Creosote Build-Up During the Burning Season

As we move into colder weather, families are starting to use their fireplaces and wood-burning stoves more often. With the added use of their fireplaces, the danger of creosote build-up becomes apparent. Creosote doesn’t just... Read more

Why You Need A Holiday Chimney Cleaning & Inspection

What a wonderful time of year. Everyone is gearing up for the upcoming holidays. This is a busy time of the year. We have shopping, decorating, and planning for what is to come.  Parties are... Read more

The History of Furnace Vents: From Coal Chutes to High-Efficiency Systems

From the beginning of time, folks had to be creative to keep warm. Over the years, home heating has progressed from fireplaces to coal chutes, fueling gravity furnaces, to the high-efficiency systems we see today.... Read more

From Logs to Luxury: Converting Your Wood Fireplace to a Gas-Powered Statement Piece

There’s no denying the nostalgic charm of a wood-burning fireplace. They remind us of simpler times. The sounds and smells trigger something deep in our brains. They heat our homes and brighten our moods. However,... Read more

Why Regular Chimney Cleaning is Essential for Home Safety

The Chimney Safety Institute of America (CSIA) states that there are more than 22,000 known chimney fires annually in the United States. We want to educate homeowners about the importance of annual chimney sweeps to... Read more

Restore Safety With HeatShield

In most new builds and newer homes, you may find that you have a stainless-steel flue chimney liner. However, many homes are constructed with clay liners. A clay liner needs to be inspected regularly to... Read more

Top 5 Myths About Chimney Waterproofing

While most homeowners think about protecting their homes from water damage, the roof, gutters, and foundation are usually at the top of their list. However, one area that is often overlooked is the chimney. It’s... Read more

Fall Fireplace Tips & Tricks

Many of us are sorry to see the summer go. Although living in New England, we look forward to the changing seasons; each has its own special details. As you pack away your swim toys... Read more

National Fire Prevention Week

From October 5 to 11, the National Fire Prevention Association (NFPA) will celebrate National Fire Prevention Week. This has been annually observed for over 100 years. The first weekly celebration was in 1922. Officially proclaimed... Read more

Benefits of a Chimney Cap

Fireplaces are still popular heating sources for many homeowners. While they may not be as efficient as a furnace or heat pump, they deliver a charm and atmosphere that you can’t get with any other... Read more

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