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Should You Install Your Chimney Liner Yourself?
7/31/2015 12:00 AM
If you live in an older home that was built before the 1940′s, your chimney was probably built without a clay tile liner. Starting in the 1940′s clay tile liners were built into the chimney during construction, and in more recent times many homes are built with prefabricated metal chimneys rather than with traditional brick and mortar ones.Read More
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What are the Benefits of Chimney Liner Insulation?
7/15/2015 12:00 AM
When you are considering installing a chimney liner, be sure to plan to include proper insulation in your design. You or your installer may be tempted to cut corners by putting a chimney liner inside the flue without insulating it, since it is cheaper and easier to do it that way, but the benefits of chimney liner insulation far outweigh the small cost of doing it properly.Read More
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6 Reasons Why You Need a Chimney Cap
7/10/2015 12:00 AM
Chimneys are a wonderful thing. Not only do they add to the aesthetic beauty of a home, but they also help keep your family safe from the smoke and harmful gases that would leak into your house without them. So, since they are so important to protecting your family, it is imperative that they be protected themselves.Read More
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Types of Chimney Caps
6/29/2015 12:00 AM
If your flue vents directly into the air at the top of your chimney, there are a lot of reasons why you should install a chimney cap. A chimney cap covers the flue, allowing enough space for smoke and gases to escape unimpeded. It keeps snow and rain out of the flue and off the masonry crown and may be screened to keep trash and small animals out.Read More
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Pay Attention to Your Chimney to Improve Your Home’s Energy Efficiency
6/24/2015 12:00 AM
If you have a wood burning fireplace inside your home, you can probably do some simple things to your fireplace and chimney to improve your home’s energy efficiency. Some of these are free and will give you an instant return on your time investment, while others can cost a bit of money.Read More
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7 Benefits of a Stainless Steel Chimney Liner
6/2/2015 12:00 AM
A chimney liner covers the inside surface of the flue, which is the opening inside the chimney that carries smoke and gases from the fireplace or other fuel burning appliance and safely vents them outside. Clay tile, cement, stainless steel and aluminum are common chimney liner materials. Here are seven benefits of a stainless steel chimney liner:Read More
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Factors That Can Affect Your Chimney’s Draft
5/19/2015 12:00 AM
If your fireplace is not drawing well, you need to take steps to correct whatever is causing the problem. A badly drawing fireplace, or any other badly drawing fuel burning appliance, is a safety and maintenance hazard. If your fireplace does not draw well, it does not burn your firewood efficiently, so you get more creosote buildup inside your chimney, you waste money on fuel, you are likely to smell smoke inside your house.Read More
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Chimney Tips to Save Money and Fight Air Pollution
4/14/2015 12:00 AM
If you have a standard fireplace that vents up a brick and mortar masonry chimney, you probably enjoy building a roaring fire on a cold winter night and cozying up with a glass of fine wine or a good book or somebody special. You may not know that your fireplace is an air polluting energy hog.Read More
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How to Measure and Install a Chimney Cap
4/7/2015 12:00 AM
Chimney caps are a vital part to a properly working chimney. The cap, which caps off the actual chimney liner, keeps rainwater and other debris from falling into your chimney. Also, most chimney caps have a wire netting that wraps around it that serves as a barrier to animals and birds that would otherwise try to make a nest within your chimney.Read More
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When You Should Install a New Chimney Liner?
2/26/2015 12:00 AM
The inside of the chimney is not something most homeowners spend a lot of time thinking about, at least as long as everything appears to be working properly. But,
chimney problems can begin long before you are aware of them and if you ignore them too long you could endanger your family’s health and safety.Read More
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