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Will a Chimney Leak Without a Cap?
Do you ever find yourself contemplating life’s many questions and mysteries? How is it possible that dinosaurs once roamed the very same space we exist
What Is Prior Fire?
You simply can’t beat the beauty of a masonry fireplace with a warm, crackling fire to sit beside. Research has even found that sitting by
How Much Does It Cost To Restore a Chimney?
Chimney restoration is stressful, and the cost of it is likely looming like a dark cloud over your head. It is hard not to get
Can Old Stucco Be Repaired?
Did you know there is evidence of stucco dating back to ancient civilizations, such as the Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans? Now, that’s old! Stucco has
Chimney Flashing 101
It’s been a day. Just a few more hours till you get home, take off your work shoes, get into something comfy, and settle in
What Are The Benefits of HeatShield Chimney Relining?
Common challenges that homeowners face when owning a masonry chimney are mortar deterioration, brick spalling, cracks forming, and flue liner damage. In the past, installing
How Often Should You Check Your Chimney?
One of our favorite ways to relax after a long day on the lakes here in the Ozarks, is to cozy up next to a
How Much Does It Cost To Put in an Outdoor Wood Boiler?
Making the decision to switch from a traditional heating system (like an indoor furnace, stove, or fireplace) to an outdoor wood boiler isn’t easy. There
Should You Waterproof Chimney Brick?
Bricks are a popular choice for chimneys. They are sturdy, can withstand heat, and are visually appealing – to name a few perks. That said,
What Are the Benefits of Chimney Flashing?
Imagine: everyone is gathered in the living room. There are blankets, hot chocolate, books, board games, and a plethora of movies to choose from. The
What’s the Most Efficient Wood-Burning Fireplace?
With the price of everything going up these days, the last thing you want to be staring at is an expensive gas bill in the
How Often Should I Inspect My Chimney?
One of our favorite ways to relax after a long day on the lakes here in the Ozarks is to cozy up next to a