by Mark Dent | Aug 21, 2017 | Chimney Maintenance |
When temperatures begin to fall, it’s time to prepare for winter! Here in Southern Maryland, winters can be harsh, and fall can come quickly. Homeowners should be sure the chimney and fireplace are ready for burn season before lighting the first fire of the...
by Mark Dent | Aug 8, 2017 | Chimney Maintenance |
One of the most overlooked components of the chimney system is the chimney cap. Many homeowners don’t think about it because it’s out of sight (out of mind). However, chimney caps may be the most vital waterproofing tool for your chimney! That’s not...
by Mark Dent | Jul 25, 2017 | Chimney Maintenance |
Summer is the best time for house and yard work. You don’t have to worry about unpredictable temperatures and weather, and you get a look at your landscape in full bloom. Summertime is also the best time to work on your chimney and fireplace! Avoid The Fall Rush...
by Mark Dent | Jun 27, 2017 | Chimney Maintenance |
When burn season is over, homeowners across the United States often experience a case of mysterious odors. After some searching and investigating, they might be surprised to find the source. The chimney! There are a few reasons why a chimney begins to stink, and they...
by Mark Dent | May 15, 2017 | Chimney Maintenance |
What is Glazed Creosote? When a fire burns it produces natural byproducts in the form of ash, soot, creosote, and smoke. Creosote is made up primarily of a tar-like, sticky substance and is extremely flammable! As the soot and creosote coat the inside of the chimney,...
by Mark Dent | Mar 29, 2017 | Chimney Maintenance |
There are many parts of the chimney system and they all serve different purposes. The chimney cap is one important part of the chimney that does many jobs. Installing a chimney cap is a simple and affordable preventative measure that can protect your chimney from...
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