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Although your fireplace may be of little or no use in the warm months of spring and summer, don’t neglect its maintenance altogether!Homeowners should know that annual inspections and regular cleaning of the fireplace even in its months of dormancy is...

Whether you often enjoy the warmth of a crackling fireplace or you are in an on-again-off-again relationship with it, regular maintenance of your fireplace is essential all the same. Though often neglected, the chimney should be kept clean and clear to...

The fireplace becomes the heart of our home in winter. We all love sitting beside it and enjoying its warmth. But ever wondered how exactly your fireplace works?Here's an easy-to-read guide on the anatomy of your fireplace and chimney!Anatomy Of Your...

Christmas is just around the corner! It is time to get your fireplace ready for the much-awaited visit from Santa Claus. Make sure that you have your fireplace and chimney cleaned to avoid getting on Santa’s naughty list. And while you are at it, there are...

Fire breakouts are a major problem we are facing today. As per U.S. Fire Administration reports, the majority of house fires happen due to negligence on the homeowner's part. Leaving stoves unattended during cooking and malfunctioning electrical equipment...

You might forget to take care of your chimney because it’s not something you see every day. But, when you hear those animal noises, rain or debris coming in through your uncapped chimney, you realize you’ve made a mistake in neglecting it. Here are a few...

Your home is a very complex system of working parts. How often do you think about each individual system and how to properly maintain them? Chances are, it’s not very often and you probably don’t lose any sleep thinking over the ways you should maintain...

Allergies can get in the way of enjoying time outside with your family. All of the different kinds of pollen will assault your sinuses as soon as you walk outside. But, did you know that there are also allergens in your home that can affect you? The dust, grime, dirt,...

The following are just a few of the different animals that could be living in your chimney: Bats, birds (especially migratory birds,) raccoons, squirrels. The most humane treatment for wild animals seeking refuge in your chimney is to have a cap installed...

According to the Center for Disease Control, more than 50 million Americans suffer from allergies each year. If you are one of those people, you know you try everything you can to prevent or at least lessen the inevitable symptoms coming your way. Find out...