Yes. We can do any chimney, fireplace or stove related repairs or replacement.

When water from rain snow or ice can get into the brick or mortar and cause these chemicals onto the surface of the chimney. To fix this the cause of the water penetration has to be determined by a visual inspection of the chimney crown, mortar joints and flashing.

A chimney liner is a stainless steel pipe that from runs from your fireplace, insert or stove, through your chimney to the roof. Chimney liners are installed when it determined that the lining of your chimney flue is either cracked or in some other way damaged. As our gas-tight and insulated for highest efficiency. Chimney…

There are number of reasons to install a chimney cap: • keeping the flu clear of fallen leaves • keeping out birds and animals • keeping rain out of the chimney

Heating contractor inspection generally stops at the beginning of the flu or chimney base and does not detect problems inside your chimney.

Although generally, a natural gas fired furnace burns relatively clean it can create conditions that may erode the chimney flue. More importantly other conditions including animals and stranger things like lightning strikes can create problematic or dangerous conditions in your chimney. Thus your chimney should be inspected at least once per year.

Yes. A byproduct that comes from the furnace when it mixes with moisture becomes an acid that erodes clay and cement. This can cause gaps in the flue lining which could allow carbon monoxide to enter the living space.

First, get everybody out of the house and call 911 if you have a chimney fire extinguisher, use it if possible, close any glass doors or damper on the fireplace and any air openings on a stove. Before using the chimney again make sure you have it inspected and cleaned by a professional before you…

Here are a few things you can do to maintain a healthy chimney. • Use only seasoned wood • build smaller hotter fires that burn more completely • never burn quantities of cardboard, wrapping paper, trash or Christmas trees. • On your woodstove use a flue thermometer so you can make adjustments to produce a…

Cold air outside can prevent the air from rising in your flue. The solution is to pre-warm or prime the flu before you start the fire. You can do this by burning newspaper crumpled into a ball before you light the fire. You can also open a nearby window into the fire is venting properly.