ChimneyTEK Blog
Winter is tough on chimneys.
Rain, snow, and freezing temperatures take a harsh toll on the structure itself and cause common winter problems with…
In order for a chimney to function efficiently, it should be cleaned regularly.
The Chimney Safety Institute of America recommends all…
No matter whether your chimney vents a fireplace, wood stove or furnace, it likely contains a section of clay flue tiles linked together to form the…
Does your house get smoky when you have a fire in the fireplace?
Smoky fireplaces are typically caused by draft issues. Before delving into the…
The holidays often involve large get-togethers, wrapping paper, and a fire as a focal point. Fire safety should always be a priority, but it’s more…
Outdoor fireplaces can provide years of enjoyment. They are festive, romantic, and add immeasurably to outdoor living. They are a big investment,…
Knowing the name, function, and placement of key chimney components can help you care for your chimney system more effectively, and be more at ease…
Painting the fireplace has become a popular do-it-yourself project for homeowners looking for an inexpensive way to update their home.
It’s true…
As Fall nights become increasingly colder, homeowners can look forward to cozy evenings in front of the fire.
Before the winter begins in earnest,…
Chimneys are designed and built in order to withstand wind, rain, heat, and cold. However, the interior of the chimney and fireplace are made up of a…