by Sean Foster | Aug 26, 2020 | Chimney Tips, Fireplace Tips
From colonial times to now, fireplaces have been an important part of the American household. Offering more than heat and warmth, fireplaces are a traditional centerpiece of American history; the place where people gather to talk, eat, and share the great memories of...
by Sean Foster | Aug 26, 2020 | Chimney Tips, Fireplace Tips
Despite the fact that the glow and dampness of summer are still upon us, right now is an ideal opportunity to begin contemplating the protected activity of chimney for the up and coming fall and winter season. The threat of a filthy stack is not to be downplayed and...
by Sean Foster | Aug 25, 2020 | Hurricane Tips, Fireplace Tips
The basic home fireplace and chimney can be a very simplistic part of your house. And while we may use the fireplace to keep our homes warm during the cold winter months, a fireplace and chimney can also be a somewhat complicated part of your home as well. Smoke...
by Sean Foster | Aug 21, 2020 | Chimney Tips, Fireplace Tips
If there is a wood-burning fireplace in your home that isn’t used very often, then you may feel there is no reason to have it swept. However, having your chimney serviced once or twice a year improves the quality of air in your home and gets rid of creosote and other...
by Sean Foster | Aug 21, 2020 | Chimney Tips, Fireplace Tips
Uh oh. Water is coming from somewhere, and it looks like the fireplace is the culprit! If you fear your chimney is leaking, it’s best to call in a professional chimney sweep right away to address any necessary repairs. The sooner you get it done, the less overall...
by Sean Foster | Aug 21, 2020 | Chimney Tips, Fireplace Tips
If you live along the Gulf Coast you know that we get a lot of rain. In fact, we get more rain than anyplace in the country, including Seattle. Therefore, when it comes to rainfall Mobile is first, Pensacola is second and Seattle is a distant 41st. So much rain is a...
