What to Expect From a Chimney Inspection
March 27th, 2023What happens when our experts come to your home for a chimney inspection? We’ll go over what you can expect.
Chimney Inspection Posts
Have You Scheduled a Chimney Inspection?
June 22nd, 2020Much like checking on a car that hasn’t been used for a few months to ensure it is still in working condition, you should want to make sure that your fireplace and chimney aren’t deteriorating while not in use.
What to Expect from a Chimney Inspection
December 23rd, 2019What exactly does a chimney inspection entail and why should you schedule one? We have the answers.
We Use the Chim-Scan System for Chimney Inspections
December 5th, 2016We want you to have a safe and happy holiday season. But an uninspected chimney can be a serious barrier to this. Spending the holidays around a warm, welcoming fire may seem like the perfect family time, but hidden dangers could lurk in the chimney and fireplace.
Read This Before You Use Your Chimney
September 27th, 2016You’re ready for the low temperatures to give you a chance to light a fire in your fireplace once again. A warm, welcoming fire can make a house feel like home. But don’t rush into using yours just yet.
Spring and Summer Chimney Problems: What Might Come Up
June 6th, 2016If you think that you can ignore your chimney and fireplace in the spring and summertime, think again. There are a number of problems that tend to come up in the summertime and spring, though some may be more noticeable than others.
Checking Your Chimney for Creosote
May 30th, 2016Creosote is one of the most dangerous things you can find inside of a chimney. And yet, it builds up naturally as you burn a fire in your fireplace. There are steps you can take to lessen the buildup and impact of creosote, a black, tarlike substance that is highly combustible. And you should also know what to look for to tell if your creosote problem is out of control.
Think You’re Ready to Use Your Fireplace? Do This First!
January 4th, 2016You’ve gone all season without using your fireplace. But as temperatures continue to drop, the holidays wind down, and snow falls around your home, you feel compelled to enjoy a cozy night relaxing near the fire.
The Basics of a Basic Level 1 Chimney Inspection
August 3rd, 2015Perhaps you did not notice anything unusual with your chimney or fireplace the last time you used it. Even so, your chimney still deserves attention from a professional chimney technician, who can make sure it is safe to use for the upcoming heating season.
