Chimneys

Keep your chimney chugging along.

Chimney fires are a risk you take with any wood burning stove or fireplace.

Water causes more damage to masonry chimneys than fires do.

They used to be common, and they still have appeal today.

Following these 6 tips for inspecting a chimney flue will help ensure the safety of your home.

A chimney liner is an essential safety feature.

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Chimney flashing stops leaks.

Leaks can cause serious damage and expense.

Create a seal between the roof and the chimney.

A chimney fire can have devastating results.

If these structures erode they can become a serious hazard.

You'll have this one done in a flash.

It connects the heating unit to the chimney flue.

It's important to have a regular maintenance program.

There are different types of chimney cowls.

It's not easy, but it's much cheaper as a DIY.

A chimney needs to be cleaned regularly.

A chimney crown or mortar cap might seem to be a simple and sometimes insignificant part of a chimney.