by Lou Curley | Sep 29, 2016 | Chimney Inspection
Everyone should learn all they can about carbon monoxide poisoning. This toxic gas is especially dangerous because it has no odor or taste so you may not know it is there until it is too late. When this gas is inhaled, it replaces oxygen resulting in vital...
by Lou Curley | Sep 28, 2016 | Chimney Inspection
In home all across the country, chimneys develop problems due to infrequent cleaning. Some homeowners neglect this task for various reasons, increasing the risk of chimney fires. They can also end up with problems like foul odors, or even carbon monoxide...
by Lou Curley | Sep 28, 2016 | Chimney Inspection
Summer is coming to an end. Before you know it, hot summer nights will give way to the type of chilly fall night perfect for a crackling fire in your fireplace. The end of summer, before the weather turns, is the perfect time to think about maintenance for your...
by Lou Curley | Sep 28, 2016 | Chimney Inspection
Proper care and maintenance is extremely important in maximizing the useful life of your chimney. One of the worst causes of damage to chimney occurs during the winter and early spring months during the freeze thaw cycle. Cold temperatures on their own are hard...
by Lou Curley | Sep 26, 2016 | Chimney Inspection
Cleaning your fireplace is necessary throughout the colder months, because a buildup of ashes or creosote can be very dangerous for your family and your house. As long as you clean your fireplace regularly, it will not be as large of a project as you might...
by Lou Curley | Sep 26, 2016 | Chimney Inspection
Your chimney is one of the most used items in your house when the weather turns cooler. However, you are probably like many other homeowners and do not give your chimney a second thought. You most likely feel that as long as smoke is leaving through the...
