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EPA’s Air Rules For New Residential Wood Heaters
Author – Oliver Beauchemin On Jan 3, 2014, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) proposed updates to its air emission standards for residential wood heaters that
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EPA’s Proposed Air Rules For NEW WOODSTOVES AND PELLET STOVES
Author – Oliver Beauchemin On Jan 3, 2014, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) proposed updates to its air emissions standards for new residential wood heaters
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State Of The Art Stainless Steel Chimney Lining
Author – Dave Hannah Chimneys.com has responded, with articles such as this, to hundreds of requests from concerned homeowners about the different chimney lining methods available
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What You Need To Know About Steel Chimney Liners
After a chimney sweep has inspected a chimney he/she may find damages to the original liner due to exposure to rain and acidic flue gasses, chimney
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Are You An Animal Lover Part 1
Author – Contributing I don’t like spiders and snakes but, I love all kinds of animals. I love to take my grandchildren to the zoo. I
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Are You An Animal Lover Part 2
Author – Dave Hannah Responsible homeowners will install proper chimney protection such as a chimney cap with a screen to keep out animals from nesting. It
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Birds And Animals In Chimney
Author – Marge Padgitt Homeowners often ask the question “How can I get animals out of my flue and keep them out?” This is usually prompted
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Chimney Repair – Masonry
Author – Marge Padgitt Most people don’t think about their chimney during the summer months, but summer is a critical time to get needed maintenance issues
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Chimney Repair – Storm Damage
Author – Marge Padgitt Have your masonry or manufactured chimney inspected by a professional chimney sweep after storm damage by tornado, lightning, hail, microburst, hurricane, or