Most people love fireplaces. According to many sources in the real estate industry, some 50% to 70% of homebuyers actively seek a new home with a working fireplace. Will a fireplace increase the value of...
Traditional open masonry fireplaces are definitely nostalgic and lovely to look at. However, they’re not the greatest appliances when heat is your number one priority. Upgrading to a powerful gas fireplace insert could be your...
If you have an older home that you’re working to keep in good aesthetic and functional condition, the chimney is one thing you don’t want to overlook. Chimneys in homes built during the early 1900s...
When the burning season is over, what do you do with your fireplace and hearth area? Do you do nothing and just wait until it’s time to crank up the fireplace again? There’s no need...
Annual chimney cleaning and licensed inspections are important parts of caring for your chimney. While most chimney services companies work year-round, it’s always best to have cleaning and inspections done during the warmer months. Here...
Chimney flashing is the metal or other durable material that skirts the base of your exterior chimney to prevent water from rain and snow from seeping down into interior areas of your home. Because you...
Your chimney flue or chimney liner is the component inside the brick-and-mortar chimney structure that connects with your fireplace. Prior to the mid-1900s, chimneys were typically built with no kind of liner and were therefore...
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