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How to Care for Your Chimney & Fireplace in the Winter

With the cold winter season upon us, homeowners across Southern Middle Tennessee and the Tennessee Valley will be looking forward to lighting the fireplace to stay warm. However, for the chimney and fireplace to operate safely and efficiently, proper maintenance and cleaning are essential. Here are a few tips on how to care for your... Read more

Common Winter Chimney Problems

During the cold winter season, millions of homeowners use their fireplaces to warm their living space and cut down on heating costs. While you’re sitting back and enjoying the warm and cozy fire, you may notice that the fireplace is not keeping you as warm as it was in the past. If the chimney is... Read more

Troubleshooting Fireplace Backdrafts / Downdrafts

It’s another cold winter day, and you’re looking forward to lighting the fireplace. You have done this many times before, so you’re not expecting any problems. A few minutes later, smoke and soot are suddenly pouring out of the fireplace, and you’re wondering why. Fireplace backdrafts and downdrafts are more common than many homeowners realize.... Read more

Fireplace Considerations for Rental Property Owners

It’s well-known that apartments and rental properties that include fireplaces are sought after by many people looking to rent. That’s the renter side of it. The landlord/property manager side has to take more into account than how enjoyable a fireplace is. Here are some fireplace considerations if you own or manage a rental property. Electric... Read more

5 Common Chimney Dangers You Should Know About

When working properly, a chimney is a wonderful asset to your home. When damaged or compromised, a chimney can become dangerous and lead to big expenses for major chimney repairs. Here are five common chimney dangers and how put a stop to them before they get out of hand. 1. Creosote buildup Creosote starts to... Read more