How to Start a Chimney Business
How to Start a Chimney Business with as little money as possible and make as much money possible. A prebuilt option that will be long term the most awesome!
Read article 3 Steps to Prepare a Santa-Clause-Friendly Chimney This Year
3 Steps to Prepare a Santa-Clause-Friendly Chimney This Year; sweep and inspect the wood burning fireplace every year; burn dry seasoned wood
Read articleLancaster, CA Midtown Chimney Sweeps Franchise Lands $12k Chimney Sweep
Lancaster, CA Midtown Chimney Sweeps Franchising is proud to announce the recent success of our Lancaster, California franchisee, Tikar Carroll. The Lancaster, California team was able to land the largest commercial chimney sweeping contract to date within the franchise infrastructure. This $12k chimney sweep job is being completed over a series of weekends this fall as the weather cools down.
Read articleMidtown Chimney Sweeps opens locations in Gig Harbor, Bellevue and Bremerton, WA
Chimney Sweeping and Dryer Vent Cleaning Franchise, Midtown Chimney Sweeps opens locations in Gig Harbor, Bellevue and Bremerton, WA
Read articleFirst Woodstove with a Programmable Thermostat on the Wall
The Quadra-Fire Adventure Series stoves are built for performance and easy operation. The key to the advanced system is Quadra-Fire's exclusive Smart Burn Technology (SBT). SBT is a patented technology that automatically controls the heat output of your stove.
Read articleThe Best Thing about Firewood…and Fall
What is the relative value of different kinds of Firewood? No blog about firewood would be complete without some practical reference to BTUs! Firewood is any combustible flora or plant matter that is convenient and useful to burn in a fireplace or wood stove for heating purposes. In the American novel of the westward expansion of the mid to late 1800's by Laura Ingalls Wilder, Little House on the Prarie, we read about the Long Winter. During this prolonged cold season there became a shortage of firewood. Due to the nature of the Mid West, straw was available and used for fuel to create heat in the little clapboard structure the family lived in. Evenings were spent twisting straw and braiding it into thin cords that would be fed into the wood stove. Thankfully, due to modern technology, all EPA Phase II stoves burn cord wood with around 60%-80% efficiency. It makes me wish I could transport one of these efficient wood stoves back into Laura Ingalls Wilder's little house during the long winter and help her family stay warm!
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