by Chuck Hall | Sep 16, 2019 | About Us
Did you work with a chimney company, only to find yourself feeling uneasy about their suggested maintenance and price points? This is a common scenario and, if you’re not well-versed in fireplace and chimney terms or anatomy, it may be hard to know what to trust and...
by Chuck Hall | Sep 5, 2016 | Fireplace & Chimney Inspections
Summer is nearing the end, which means the cold weather months will be here before we know it. For homeowners with a fireplace this may be exciting news. Once Fall and Winter hit, the fireplace will be put to good use, heating the home and offering a cozy and...
by Chuck Hall | Feb 6, 2016 | Fireplace and Stove
You may love the sensory experiences that your older masonry fireplace gives you with its crackling fires, but you probably do not love the cold drafts and higher heating bills you have every winter. Unfortunately, most of the heat produced by the fire exits out of...
by Chuck Hall | Jan 16, 2016 | Fireplace and Stove
Removing ashes from your stove or fireplace is an important routine maintenance task that is necessary to keep your heating appliance working properly. If you use your fireplace or stove on a daily basis during the winter, you should dispose of ashes once a week. You...
by Chuck Hall | Jan 18, 2013 | Uncategorized
Outdoorsmen, Boy Scouts, and Native Americans have been building these fires all along; they are called top down fires. The way you may have been taught is the log cabin method with the kindling under the grate with some newspaper and the bigger logs on the grate. You...
