by Dennis Lamb | May 21, 2014 | blog, Chimney Information, Chimney Maintenance
Repairing a Leaky Chimney Water they say is the source of life; it nourishes our body and it is essential to all living things. But for chimneys, it’s totally the opposite. You see, it’s hard to have water inside the chimney. It creates all sorts of problems that I’m...
by Dennis Lamb | Jan 31, 2014 | blog, Chimney Maintenance, Fire Safety, Safe Burning
Many fire safety experts recommend that you check the batteries on your smoke alarms each time you adjust household clocks for Daylight Savings Time. This is one way you can minimize your risk.
by Dennis Lamb | Nov 23, 2013 | blog, Chimney Information, Chimney Maintenance, Chimney Sweeping, Fire Safety, Safe Burning
You have routine maintenance done on many of the things you own so why should your chimney be any different? You want your fireplace to be to be both visually appealing and safe for you and your family. It is recommended that every year you have a chimney sweep and...
by Dennis Lamb | Nov 13, 2013 | blog, Chimney Maintenance, Chimney Sweeping, Fireplace Maintenance, Safe Burning
You may have the right stuff, but do you know how to burn the right way? Keep reading to find out what in the world we’re talking about. Keep in mind, of course (for those that need to be told fast-food coffee is hot), that the following information applies only to...
by Dennis Lamb | Oct 16, 2013 | blog, Chimney Information, Chimney Maintenance
Have You Ever Thought About Waterproofing Your Chimney? Masonry chimneys are designed to last a long time — bricks and mortar are durable and beautiful, and when chimneys made of those materials are properly maintained, they can stand up to years and years of...
by Dennis Lamb | Aug 26, 2013 | blog, Chimney Maintenance, Chimney Sweeping, Fireplace Maintenance
Most home-owners who are lucky enough to have a fireplace know the steps to prevent them from causing harm to their families and houses. Most will tell you about how you should only burn seasoned wood, never leave fires unattended, and always keep you chimney...
