by Cheryl Slagle | Apr 26, 2019 | Chimney Inspections
Because of their increased heating efficiency, many people have switched to using fireplaces, inserts, or stoves to supplement their homes heating needs. However, if these heating systems are not well maintained, they have the potential to turn into a fire hazard....
by Cheryl Slagle | Mar 14, 2019 | Chimney Sweeping
Nothing beats the snow and the frigid cold temperatures like cozying around a warm fire with your loved ones. This winter has been especially long and cold and you’ve probably been using your fireplace quite often. However, spring is in sight and soon it won’t be long...
by Chris Bradshaw | Nov 15, 2018 | Chimney Inspections
It is critical to your family’s safety that your regularly used chimney is operating well. Even if your chimney is only occasionally used, you should still have it periodically inspected by a professional. This is because dirty chimneys are a potential fire...
by Cliff Slagle | Jul 24, 2017 | Masonry
Picture a hot and humid day in August. It’s 89 degrees. Doesn’t ice, sleet, and snow seem like a dream, like rude memories? As you’re sitting on the porch or by your pool, a few words from last year’s chimney inspection echo in your mind: “You don’t have any...
by Cliff Slagle | Feb 21, 2017 | Chimney Information
“Closing time.” Those are two words revelers don’t want to hear when they are in the midst of merry-making. However, in the same circumstances, “closing time” may be music to the ears of wait staff at the place trying to close. Even though your fireplace and chimney...
