If you live in the Pacific Northwest, you don’t need to be told about the weather. Here in the Seattle area, we see more rain than any other place in the continental U.S. in addition to ocean air, and somewhat harsh winters. If you live in the area, and have a...
When winter snow and ice begin to melt and winter weather turns to spring, it can be hard to detect winter damage. Most of the chimney system is hidden, especially to the untrained eye, so unless there are noticeable changes to the system. The best way to diagnose...
During the cold months of winter, most people retreat inside to spend time with their families around a roaring fire. Unfortunately, the freezing temperatures that make us want to stay inside can also have a negative effect on our chimneys. Steep drops in...
The chimney liner plays a critical role in the health of your chimney system. Without a functioning flue liner, the heat produced from the fire can damage the masonry on the exterior wall.
