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Why Are Chimney Caps Important?

While a chimney cap is an important part of your chimney system, not every homeowner has one installed. If you don’t currently have a chimney cap, here are some of the reasons why you should consider having one added. Chimney Caps Reduce Moisture Chimney caps prevent water from entering your chimney. Over time, rainwater can [...]

By |March 6th, 2018|Blog|

Don’t Let Home Sellers DIY their Dryer Vent Cleanings

Before placing a home on the market, it’s a great idea to have the dryer vents cleaned. Unfortunately, many home sellers attempt to cut corners where they can and try to tackle dryer vent cleanings alone. Cleaning kits often trick homeowners into thinking the job is done when large amounts of lint come out, but [...]

By |March 6th, 2018|Blog|

Don’t DIY Your Dryer Vent Cleaning

Plenty of homeowners acknowledge the importance of cleaning dryer vents, but don’t want to make an investment in professional dryer vent cleaning. Cleaning kits available in the hardware store might seem to do the trick, but do not approach the results of a professional cleaning. Why is it dangerous to DIY your dryer vent cleaning? [...]

By |February 13th, 2018|Blog|

Keep Property Values High with Winterization

  Are you listing any vacant homes this winter? If you are, now is the time to make sure that they have been properly winterized. If you don’t winterize the home, significant damages could occur and lower the property value as a result. What Can Happen Without Proper Winterization? When homes are occupied by residents, [...]

By |January 25th, 2018|Blog|

Fireplace Safety for the Winter

Staying warm during the winter could mean piling on blankets, slipping on socks or huddling on the couch in front of a space heater, but for many people, it means lighting up the fireplace. Before you get cozy, refresh your fireplace safety knowledge with these simple tips. Is Your Chimney Clean? Before you worry about [...]

By |January 25th, 2018|Blog|

Our Best Winter Chimney Preparation Tips

The weather outside is frightful, and if you want your fire inside to be delightful, it’s time to invest in a chimney inspection and seasonal cleaning. Sweep Your Chimney Before you light your first fire of the fall, you should have your chimney professionally cleaned. The National Fire Protection Association, the authority on fire safety [...]

By |November 17th, 2017|Blog|

An Investment Now Can Protect Your Home This Winter

Fall is here and winter is right around the corner, which means cooler temperatures and warm fires in the fireplace. If your roof or chimney is looking a little worse for wear, now is the time to repair. Once the colder months are here, your energy bills will skyrocket and heavy snows will put the [...]

By |October 24th, 2017|Blog|

Now is the Time to Fix a Damaged Roof or Chimney

As the nights become cooler and winter creeps closer, prospective homebuyers are paying extra attention to two areas of the home critical for protection against the chill; the roof and the chimney. A roof or chimney that is damaged can dramatically lower home value and stop an otherwise easy sale in its tracks. The Roof [...]

By |October 10th, 2017|Blog|

A Damaged Roof or Chimney Could Be Standing in the Way of a Great Sale

Two of the biggest reasons realtors lose sales are lurking right in front of your eyes in every home—the roof and the chimney. A damaged roof or chimney lowers the value of a home and makes buyers less likely to take the plunge. Help your home sellers fix these two critical areas of the home [...]

By |September 28th, 2017|Blog|

It’s Time to Talk About Fall Home Maintenance

Fall is here, which means it is time to complete your fall home maintenance checklist. Investing a small amount of time in your home over the next month will ensure that your house can weather winter storms and ice. Give Your Home a Check-Up After a summer full of storms and rain, you should take [...]

By |September 12th, 2017|Blog|