by Christina Robinson | Leaky Chimney
While the exteriors of chimneys are built to withstand the elements, the interior chimney components are designed to be exposed to heat – not moisture. Because of this, even the smallest amounts of water that enters your chimney can cause serious damage. Being able to...
by Christina Robinson | Chimney Liner
Chimney liners are an important feature in all modern chimneys. Liners improve fireplace performance, help minimize fire hazards, and allow the chimney to vent safely and efficiently. Despite their important functions, many homeowners are unfamiliar with their purpose...
by Christina Robinson | Ash Disposal
Did you know fireplace safety continues even after the last flames go out? Proper disposal of ashes can make your home a safer place, and it also provides a variety of alternative ways to use ashes around the home. Ashes themselves are messy, but they are not...
by Christina Robinson | Animal Removal
The sound of scratching or scurrying from the chimney is a noise no homeowner wants to hear. During the winter and spring, many birds and small mammals will try to take shelter in chimneys; safe, dark, enclosed, and protected, chimneys are an ideal location for...
by Christina Robinson | Chimney Sweeping
For many parts of the country, winter arrives in October and cold temperatures stick around through March and April. Here in Tennessee, however, our winter season is just getting started! If you put off chimney maintenance until colder temperatures arrived, now is the...