by Lou Curley | Mar 24, 2017 | Chimney Inspection
Chimneys can have a number of issues during their lifetime, and some of them are linked to the flue. A poorly functioning flue can affect a chimney’s performance, and it increases the risk of a house fire as well. Flue liners are generally rigid, but if you...
by Lou Curley | Mar 24, 2017 | Chimney Inspection
If you have been putting off any repairs on your chimney, now may be the time to have the work done. Spring is an excellent time to schedule chimney repair, especially before summertime thunderstorms hit if you need the chimney waterproofed. This also holds...
by Lou Curley | Mar 24, 2017 | Fire Safety
As homeowners, we are concerned about the possible dangers posed by dryer vents clogged with lint. According to the US Fire Administration, this causes roughly 2,900 fires each year. This leads to injuries, deaths and millions in property damage. This is...
by Lou Curley | Mar 24, 2017 | Chimney Inspection
Masonry damage is an ever-present concern if you own a chimney, but this is not always a big drain on your budget. If you can spot the signs of damage early, you could keep your repair budget under control. Some signs of damage are easy to miss, especially if...
by Lou Curley | Mar 24, 2017 | Chimney Inspection
A chimney cap is considered essential, and by adding one you can avoid some of the most common chimney problems. It will keep out small animals and prevent birds from nest inside. One of the best reasons to get one is to keep rain out of the chimney. The...
