Will a Chimney Fire Burn Itself Out?

Will a Chimney Fire Burn Itself Out?

Chimney fires might seem uncommon, but they actually occur approximately 14,000 times a year in the United States. That’s an average of nearly 40 fires every single day if people use their fireplaces year round – a sobering reminder that these cozy flames can turn...
Why We Recommend Chimney Waterproofing

Why We Recommend Chimney Waterproofing

For all our customers in and around Raleigh, North Carolina, we recommend chimney waterproofing. In order to maintain the longest chimney life that is safest and most efficient, preventing water penetration and damage is paramount. Water and Chimneys Perhaps the worst...
What You Should Know About Chimney Fires

What You Should Know About Chimney Fires

According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), there are about 53,600 house fires reported each year of which the primary cause is heating equipment. The leading contributing factor to these fires is one thing: failure to clean. The primary heating...
Why is Creosote in Dangerous in Your Chimney?

Why is Creosote in Dangerous in Your Chimney?

As your wood fire burns, chemical breakdown occurs, resulting in byproducts being released. What most people notice is the smoke, but it’s what’s hidden in the smoke that can cause a problem. When the fire burns the chimney helps to vent harmful gases such...