If you are looking for a new fireplace or looking to update an existing one, you should consider a floating hearth. Floating hearths sit underneath the fireplace and “float” above the ground with empty space below. They are perfect for homeowners who want a modern...
American homes have put their trust in fireplaces since the first settlers. Early fireplaces were the heart of the homes. Larger homes had fireplaces in nearly every living space, while in simpler homes, large fireplaces were built for heating, lighting, and...
Come Christmas, your chimney is a vital part of your home. Family members gather around warm, cozy fires during holiday gatherings, and — most importantly — your chimney provides Santa with entry to your home to leave gifts under your tree! If your fireplace or...
When it comes to your fireplace, not all wood is created equal. For optimal fireplace efficiency, easy way to light your fireplace and safer fires inside your fireplace that lead to less creosote buildup, you need to burn properly seasoned firewood. Seasoned firewood...
Each year in the United States, carbon monoxide unintentionally kills 400 people and sends anadditional 20,000 people to the emergency room. So why exactly is carbon monoxide so dangerous? What are the carbon monoxide dangers in your home? And how can you lower...
It is commonly known that you should have your chimney swept and inspected annually by a certified chimney sweep. This ensures your chimney is free from creosote or other dangers that could lead to a chimney fire. However, we know sometimes fall flies by and you’re...
Have you done everything you can to lower your home’s risk of a fire? While most homeowners are apt to answer “yes,” the reality is that minimizing your home’s fire risk takes constant attention. As the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) kicks off Fire...
Siding, gutters, windows, patios — There are limited ways you can enhance the outside of your home. Environmental Chimney Service gives you one more way to up your curb appeal: Clay pots for your chimney stack! About decorative clay pots If you’ve never paid...
The incidents of fires rise each winter, as people enjoy their fireplaces, turn on their furnaces and heat their homes with space heaters. To keep your home safe this winter, follow these tips to reduce fire hazards in your home. Have your chimney swept and inspected...
It will soon be time to close our windows and doors to falling temperature, then to fire up the furnace and enjoy the glowing warmth of the fireplace. Your carbon monoxide detectors play an important role in keeping you and your family safe during the winter months,...
