Memphis may not see the harshest winters, but when temperatures drop and freezing precipitation hits, chimneys can suffer significant wear and tear. Snow, ice, and moisture exposure can lead to serious structural issues, big-budget repairs, and dangerous conditions...
Creosote, a byproduct of burning wood, is a highly flammable substance that accumulates on the interior walls of your chimney as you enjoy your fires – and it poses a significant fire hazard if not properly managed. Creosote sweeping logs (CSLs) are a popular...
For most fireplace owners, their primary chimney maintenance tasks are a once-a-year concern – and most schedule any professional inspections and sweeps well before the cooler months kick in. Doing so is a good preventive measure against experiencing delays and...
You may dread catching a flu, but your chimney would be at an absolute loss without one. A flue, that is. Your chimney flue isn’t something you catch – it’s an important component of your fireplace system. A flue is designed to help move smoke and gases safely...
When you walk through the neighborhood and catch a whiff of a bonfire in the distance, does it instantly conjure memories of a weekend evening around the fire pit? …a childhood bonfire with family friends? …or maybe a vacation at the campground? Less...
