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It’s a good idea to have your fireplace and chimney inspected (and swept, if necessary) annually to make sure they … Continued

Cap clogged with creosote. When wood burns, the carbon in the wood turns to carbon dioxide and floats up the … Continued

Bats underneath a chase cover Your chimney, fireplace, wood stove, or other appliance has been working hard all winter. Now … Continued

Holiday decorations traditionally center around the warm, glowing aura of the fireplace. A garland wreaths the mantelpiece, and a Christmas … Continued

Some great advice from Lexington firefighters and professionals. Brion Barnhill, owner of Barnhill Chimney, is featured offering advice on how … Continued

The tops of chimneys are actually inviting places if you are a curious squirrel. They are shady and protected from … Continued