by Marisa Bell | Chimney Repairs
It’s summer and time to plan vacations, family outings, picnics, and as much relaxation as possible. The last thing you’re thinking about, however, is your chimney. But winter will be here before you know it, and now is the perfect time to take care of chimney repairs...
by Marisa Bell | Chimney Repairs
Summer’s here, and you’re ready to relax, take a much-needed vacation, and spend quality time with the family. One thing that’s probably not on your mind, however, is chimney maintenance and repairs. This post delves into why summer is the best time to take care of...
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 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 | Chimney Repairs
The chimney flue liner is vital for protecting your home against fire and preventing toxic gases from spilling back into the house when using your fireplace. Depending on when your chimney was constructed, it may have a clay tile lining, which can crack, putting your...
by Marisa Bell | Chimney Repairs
Protecting your chimney is essential to its structural integrity, keeping your fireplace in good condition and your fire burning efficiently. You’re likely familiar with the chimney cap, which prevents water, rodents, and debris from getting into the flue; however,...
