by Marisa Bell | Fireplace
Everyone with a fireplace and chimney knows what a chimney breast wall is, even if they’re unfamiliar with the term. In this blog post, we explore the chimney breast wall, why you may want to remove it, whether it’s safe to do so, and things to consider if you decide...
by Marisa Bell | Chimney Repairs
Every chimney should have a cap. Why? Because it prevents animals, debris, water, and leaves from getting in the chimney and causing problems. Chimney caps also prevent embers from escaping the chimney, landing on the roof, and possibly starting a fire. If your...
by Marisa Bell | Chimney Information
Most people who own a wood burning fireplace know the basics of how it works, but not the nitty-gritty details. However, those details can make your fireplace a joy or pain to use. In this post, we look at chimney venting, what it is, the types, and why it’s essential...
by Marisa Bell | Chimney Repairs
The typical chimney takes a lot of abuse from constant weather exposure. Without regular maintenance, it’s only a matter of time before they wear out. Chimney wear and tear isn’t just unsightly; it can compromise its performance and put your family and...
by Marisa Bell | Creosote
As a fireplace owner, you’ve no doubt heard about creosote. Unfortunately, many people think it means their chimney is dirty and little else. However, we’ll show you why creosote is dangerous and how you can protect your home and family. What is Creosote? The goal...
