by Clint Sanner | Nov 30, 2019 | Gas Fireplaces
When it comes to fireplaces, many people desire the warm, cozy atmosphere that one can bring to their home. However, owning a fireplace comes with a lot of work. With wood fireplaces, you need to collect, chop, season, stack, and haul wood just to be able to operate...
by Clint Sanner | Oct 30, 2019 | Chimney Inspections
Fall has arrived to the Dallas Fort-Worth area which means that soon people will be lighting up their fireplaces to try and keep warm when the nights get cool. Fireplaces add warmth and ambiance to a home, but if you haven’t made time to get your fireplace inspected...
by Clint Sanner | Oct 10, 2019 | fire safety
Your chimney brings so much warmth and joy into your home. It can be easy to forget that it can be hazardous if not used or maintained properly. From 2012 through 2014, there were nearly 67,000 chimney related fires reported in the United States causing over 50...
by Clint Sanner | Sep 30, 2019 | Chimney Inspections
Chimney inspections are vital to the health of your chimney system and without them, you may be putting your home at risk. When you get your chimney inspected, a chimney sweep will make sure your chimney is clean and free of any maintenance issues. However, a question...
by Clint Sanner | Sep 16, 2019 | Water Damage
Have you ever noticed any unpleasant odors coming from your chimney? Are there stains on your chimney and fireplace masonry, or on the walls surrounding your chimney and fireplace? Is your masonry starting to crack or crumble? If you answered yes to any of these...
by Clint Sanner | Aug 30, 2019 | Chimney Crown
Over the years, exposure to the outdoors can start to take a toll on your chimney. One of the elements that can have the most devastating effect on your chimney is water. Rain, sleet and snow all play part in damaging your masonry. If moisture is allowed inside your...
by Clint Sanner | Aug 13, 2019 | Gas Log Sets
Many people love the idea of owning a wood-burning fireplace. However, all the work of collecting, chopping, seasoning, stacking, and hauling wood can seem a bit daunting. This, coupled with the maintenance and upkeep that is required with owning a wood-burning...
by Clint Sanner | Jul 30, 2019 | Masonry Repairs
Your chimney masonry was designed to withstand some extreme conditions. The local climate, extreme temperature swings, and age are just a few things that can start to wear down your chimney system’s brick and mortar. In time, this wear and tear will start to affect...
by Clint Sanner | Jul 17, 2019 | Chimney Damper
Your damper is one of the most essential components of your chimney system. Dampers let you control the amount of airflow come through your chimney opening and fireplace and block air from coming into your home when the fireplace is not in use. When your damper is...
by Clint Sanner | Jun 28, 2019 | Heatshield
Your chimney flue is designed to let gas, heat, and smoke out of your home as quickly as possible. However, exposure to corrosive gas and creosote may cause your flue to crack, crumble, and chip. A cracked or chipped flue can be a serious issue, causing a number of...
