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Gas fireplaces have become more and more popular over the past several years. Millennials are coming of age. They are busy with their careers, buying their first homes, and raising a family. However, they don’t... Read more

Exactly what is going on? My chimney seems to be leaning. I’ve had no weather events to cause such a lean. So, what is going on? Most commonly it is due to the foundation, but... Read more

What is Creosote? Before we can talk about what causes soot buildup, we need to discuss what creosote is. Creosote is the buildup of burnt wood and coal. It is a dangerous byproduct that stays... Read more

We have just come out of a cold, long winter. The days are getting warmer. The nights are getting shorter. We see flowers and trees budding all around us. The fireplace is becoming a thing... Read more

Chimneys are integral to homes with wood-burning heating systems like stoves and fireplaces. However, most people take their chimneys for granted, leading to structural damage and poor performance. Let’s look at why chimneys are important... Read more

You notice water and moisture coming from your chimney. This is a concern that you will want to get looked at before you have serious damage. A leak in the chimney can occur in several... Read more

Gas fireplaces are growing in popularity because they’re more energy-efficient, easier to maintain, and safer than traditional wood-burning fireplaces. However, gas systems aren’t without issues; one is suddenly shutting off. Let’s look at why this... Read more

The chimney is an important part of your fireplace. With each fire, creosote, soot, and debris become lodged or build up in the chimney’s lining. If not cleaned out over time this can cause a... Read more

As the weather starts to turn warmer, we find ourselves outside more. The leaves from the winter need to be raked up. Pruning needs to be done. There are many tasks that await as we... Read more

If you own a wood-burning fireplace or stove, you know how important keeping your chimney clean and maintained is. A well-kept chimney makes your fire more efficient and reduces the risks of carbon monoxide poisoning... Read more