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Having a gas fireplace installed in your home is an intelligent choice. Gas fireplaces warm your home at a lower cost, and they are far safer than wood-burning fireplaces. It also gives you control over...
If you’re wondering whether you should use a chimney sealant, you may have already seen evidence of moisture damage in your masonry chimney. To better understand if you should use a chimney sealant on your...
To keep your chimney in good condition for years to come, you’ll need to have it professionally cleaned and inspected regularly. This means you’ll need a chimney sweep that you can trust. There are plenty...
Regular inspections and repairs are essential for keeping your chimney in good condition. Unfortunately, many homeowners put off doing important chimney repairs because of the cost. In this article, we’ll talk about the different factors...
If you have a brick chimney in your home, there’s a good chance you’ve seen efflorescence on it at some point – you just may not have known what it was! Efflorescence is a white...
Keeping your fireplace properly maintained is essential, especially if you use it frequently. One of the biggest things for fireplace owners to watch out for is creosote buildup. Creosote is a by-product of wood fires...
Is your chimney starting to look like the Leaning Tower of Pisa? This is a common problem among older chimneys, and it’s not one you should ignore. You will want to schedule a chimney inspection...
Out of all the components of your chimney, your firebox receives the most wear and tear. Over time, you might notice cracks in your firebox. Even if they are small, you shouldn’t ignore these cracks....
Your chimney liner protects your chimney from the smoke and gases emitted by your fireplace. With regular wear and tear, you’ll eventually need to replace your chimney liner – but how do you know when...
