by Tyler | Feb 5, 2021 | chimney inspection, Chimney & Fireplace Repairs, Chimney Leaks
The southern United States receives a lot of rain. From afternoon thunderstorms to hurricanes, Southerners are very used to wet weather. However, many people don’t think about the effects that rain can have on their chimneys. Unfortunately, water damage can...
by Tyler | Jan 20, 2021 | Chimney Cap, chimney inspection, Chimney Leaks, Chimney Sweep
From the street, your home is not the only thing that is noticed. People can notice your car, yard, and even your chimney. It may seem ridiculous but it has an impact on the home. Your chimney is subjected to continuously changing climates throughout the year. The...
by Tyler | Dec 29, 2020 | chimney inspection, Chimney Cap, Chimney Leaks
Think about your chimney. Do you know the current state of all the components? Do you know where there is damage or breakdown started? What are the signs of serious damage? As the homeowner, you cannot answer these questions with any certainty. To have that certainty,...
by Tyler | Sep 4, 2020 | Chimney & Fireplace Repairs, Chimney Leaks
Recently noticed water around your fireplace, chimney, or surrounding area? You probably have a leaking chimney on your hands, which can be a bump in the road for you and the comfort of your home and everyday life. However, A leaking chimney does not always manifest...
by Tyler | Aug 28, 2020 | Chimney Sweep, Chimney Leaks, Fireplace Safety Tips
When conversing with an expert in any field can be scary particularly if you do not comprehend the phrasing being utilized. Your chimney and fireplace framework comprises of various segments that cooperate to give you warm and comfortable fires. There are a wide range...
by Nicholas | May 29, 2020 | Chimney Leaks, Chimney & Fireplace Repairs, Chimney Cap, Proudly Serving The Gulf Area
Even if you only use your fireplace as part of your decor, the chimney still needs a cap. Many homeowners assume that they don’t need to worry about their chimney if they never light up a fire in their hearth. This isn’t true. Leaving your chimney without a cap puts...
