by sean foster | Jul 29, 2020 | Fireplace Safety Tips
The primary purpose of a fireplace is to maintain the combustion of wood into heat and drafting out harmful gases and smoke out of the building. Smoke travels through the chimney to the outside air, instead of inside the home. When a good draft is not present, a low... by sean foster | Jul 27, 2020 | Fireplace Safety Tips
Do you hear the chirping of birds or flapping of wings in your chimney? It is more common than you think! There is even a type of species of birds that focus on nesting in chimneys! This home intruder, called a Chimney Swift can inhabit your chimney and build a nest... by sean foster | Jul 27, 2020 | Fireplace Safety Tips
Ever wondered what the fancy-looking set of instruments next to fire are? These are known as fireplace tools. They can be used as an ambiance factor by adding an aesthetic touch to your fireplace. These tools are also used to maintain the fire, making it easier for... by jacob | Jun 11, 2020 | Fireplace Safety Tips, Uncategorized
If your home had a furnace when you moved in, you may not have been acquainted with all the benefits that come along with a fireplace. They not only appear magnificent when lit, but they can also be a principal source of cost saving. Additionally, if you do not have a... by jacob | May 27, 2020 | Fireplace Safety Tips
Fireplace screens add extra allure to your fireplace and your living room as it prevents the burning wood and soot from escaping the fireplace and causing damage to your furniture, pets, kids and carpet. From a broader perspective, some customized versions of... by Sootmaster | Jan 9, 2019 | Chimney & Fireplace Repairs, chimney inspection, Fireplace Safety Tips
The increasing cost of heating fuels has seen many opt to burn wood. While wood fires are warm, cozy, and romantic, they are also one of the biggest causes of a house and chimney fire if one is not cautious. Fireplaces can be pretty safe if closely monitored and...
