When to Worry About a Leaning Chimney
A chimney that’s visibly tilting away from the house is one of the more alarming things a Waterman homeowner can notice, and for good reason.
A chimney that’s visibly tilting away from the house is one of the more alarming things a Waterman homeowner can notice, and for good reason.
Most Kirkland homeowners clean the lint trap religiously but never think about the vent line behind the dryer.
An open chimney is an open door to wildlife, and Kingston homeowners are often surprised by what ends up inside.
When a Malta homeowner finds water stains on the ceiling near the chimney, flashing is usually the first suspect.
A fireplace feels like it only costs money when you’re burning wood, but a worn or open damper quietly drains heat from your Genoa home year-round.
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Many Sycamore homeowners schedule a sweep without a clear picture of what the work involves. Knowing what comes out of your chimney, and why it matters…
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A fireplace that smells like an old campfire even when it’s been cold for months is a common complaint from Burlington homeowners.
If you’ve noticed pieces of brick flaking off your chimney or bits of masonry on the ground, you’re seeing spalling.