by Lou Curley | Feb 21, 2017 | Fire Safety
Creosote is what builds up inside your chimney as you are burning wood in your fireplace. Part of the creosote is soot, but the majority of it is a tar-like substance. That is why it sticks to the sides of your chimney quite easily. Creosote should be...
by Lou Curley | Feb 21, 2017 | Fire Safety
Buying a home is an exciting time in the buyer’s life. You’ve finally found that one home that you love and are willing to go into a 30-year payment commitment. Granted most people try to pay extra payments to pay interest off early and therefore pay the home...
by Lou Curley | Feb 21, 2017 | Fire Safety
Fire safety is an important issue for homeowners all over the country. We take great care with the use of our fireplaces and the maintenance of chimneys. Monitoring the electrical system and the use of electronic equipment is another step towards...
by Lou Curley | Jan 24, 2017 | Fire Safety
Anything in the home that deals with heat on a regular basis will begin to deteriorate at some point. The chimney and dryer vents are two such examples. While dryer vent repairs are less technical, they are no less important. An understanding of what it takes...
by Lou Curley | Jan 24, 2017 | Fire Safety
Dryers can be found in many homes, and like any major appliance that is used regularly, a little understanding of the equipment is necessary. Dryer vents require maintenance, even when they are not used often. For most homeowners, this equipment is essential,...
by Lou Curley | Jan 24, 2017 | Fire Safety
Dryer vent fires are common and one of the leading causes of house fires in the United States. You can help prevent them by keeping your dryer vent clean and performing regular maintenance. Some basic steps to use to keep your dryer vent clean are: Cleaning the...
