by Cliff Slagle | Sep 8, 2017 | Fireplaces and Stoves
You may think it is too late to get a new fireplace installed before winter comes, but think again! Options exist that do not require the construction and masonry effort of a full chimney system installation. Here are a few less costly and efficient options provided...
by Cliff Slagle | Jul 10, 2017 | Fireplaces and Stoves
Old Smokey’s Fireplace & Chimney knows a thing or two about fireplaces, including firebrick design patterns for your interior fireplace. We’re pleased to share our experience and expertise – and imagination. Many aspects enter into consideration for...
by Cliff Slagle | Sep 8, 2015 | Fire Safety, Fireplaces and Stoves
Ever notice how some folks can’t resist touching a surface even though a sign sends a warning? For these individuals, WET PAINT is almost an invitation to ignore the warning. Although your fireplace or stove likely does not have a HOT SURFACE warning sign, dangers...
by Cheryl Slagle | Aug 7, 2015 | Fireplaces and Stoves
Many homeowners view wood stoves as efficient heat sources and viable alternatives to fireplaces. Because of this, they ask if they can get a stove installed if they don’t have a traditional masonry chimney. The answer is yes! Stoves do not need a masonry chimney –...
by Cheryl Slagle | Jul 27, 2015 | Fireplaces and Stoves, Uncategorized
The hearth and fireplace can be the big focal point of any room and is oftentimes the heart of the home. It can be a place where family and friends gather, grow close, and escape the worries of the world. Is your hearth still enjoyable to gather around? If not, maybe...
by Cliff Slagle | Mar 22, 2015 | Fireplaces and Stoves
Not all fireplaces are created equal. Depending on the age of your home and/or the overall condition of your fireplace and all of its parts, you could be sending some serious money right up the chimney during the heating season; it’s estimated that a typical homeowner...
