by Lou Curley | Nov 18, 2016 | Chimney Inspection
Water penetration can be one of the most damaging issues a chimney can experience over time. In addition to causing issues with the integrity of your masonry, spalling is a common side effect of water leakage. Here are some tips on how to recognize, repair, and...
by Lou Curley | Nov 18, 2016 | Fire Safety
Burning wood in a fireplace produces smoke and gases, and there is no getting around that. While the by-products are unavoidable, you can minimize them and work to maintain the air quality in your home. Having a clean and properly functioning chimney helps, but...
by Lou Curley | Nov 18, 2016 | Chimney Inspection
It’s always good to have options, and in the home, this is not only convenient, it can mean cutting costs here and there. Home heating is an essential expense, but over the years we have learned that gas is not the only way to go. Here is a look at some of...
by Lou Curley | Nov 18, 2016 | Chimney Inspection
Everyone knows that after a cold spell, they should make plans for chimney cleaning. You don’t have to d it immediately after winter, but you certainly should not wait until the next on is near. Many people make the mistake of leaving it until just before cold...
by Lou Curley | Nov 18, 2016 | Fire Safety
Fire creates feelings of warmth, an inviting atmosphere, relaxation and cozy times, but sometimes starting a good crackling fire can be a real hassle. There are quite a few things that you can do though, to build a fire quickly and easily. It all starts with...
