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Now is the best time to start thinking about your chimney’s health. Chimneys are an essential part of any home that uses fireplaces or wood stoves to keep warm during winter. However, chimneys can become damaged over time and use and may start to require repair. Necessary chimney repairs will ensure safety, efficiency, and longevity. …
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Fireplace doors can be a great addition to your wood burning fireplace, not only for aesthetic reasons, but also for safety and energy efficiency. Fireplace door installation may seem like a daunting task, but with a little bit of patience and some basic tools, it can be done in a day or less. Here is…
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The push for more efficient burning has its perks! The 2023 Biomass Tax Credit (which runs from January 1st, to December 31, 2023) returns a 30% tax credit annually to taxpayers who install a qualifying wood and pellet stove in their home. That’s up to $2,000 annually based on the entire cost of the unit…
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Nothing beats a wood-burning fire in the hearth or stove, especially in these colder months. Burning firewood more efficiently can help prolong the life of your unit. It also will help give better heat output and keep the building of creosote at bay (at least until your annual sweep and inspection). Here are 7 hints…
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Freezing temperatures are no joke and winter preparedness will help get you and your home ready. Whether you’re in an area accustomed to freezing or you have those one or two freezing days, it’s always important to be proactive. Here’s a quick list of things you can do to be prepared for the cold temperatures…
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Winter weather can get dangerous quickly, especially if you are not prepared for it! Chimneys and fireplaces that haven’t been maintained are a quick way to find yourself at the far end of a long line of waiting for repair service. While the summer gives us time and opportunity to repair your fireplace or chimney,…
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Chimney and fireplaces are great additions to your home and while we know this isn’t middle school, knowing chimney and fireplace terms can be important if you regularly use your unit. This is important when it comes to basic sweep and inspections to more complex repairs and installations. Having a decent knowledge of the working…
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Relaxing in front of the fireplace is one of the many advantages of having one. A crackling fire adds ambiance and coziness to any home and oftentimes the maintenance of these units is far from the mind. With each cozy night and burn, creosote builds within your chimney. Getting your fireplace and chimney swept regularly…
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Your fireplace is a source of comfort and warmth in your home on a cold night. With Fall and the colder weather approaching, there are more opportunities to light that fire in the hearth. As tempting as it is to use paper materials around the house as kindling and firewood, it is important to know…
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With benefits, like being a great yard treatment, compost production, and even a natural repellent, your old fireplace wood can be used long after it's been burned for a multitude of purposes. Read on for some great ways that wood ash can benefit you around your home and yard.
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