On April 2, an Executive Order was issued by Governor Brian Kemp, directing all Georgia residents to stay at home or at their place of residence and mandating the closing of all non essential business. Southern Chimneys is an Essential Business Southern Chimneys, LLC...
Coronavirus has changed a lot in our lives, but it has not changed your need to have a healthy, working chimney. In reality, there’s no better time than now to get your annual chimney inspection! And while you’re at it, mark next year’s calendar too because your...
Hey neighbors, Every year, Nextdoor, the neighborhood hub, hosts local business awards called Neighborhood Favorites where neighbors vote on their favorite local businesses and service providers in a variety of categories. We’re in the running and we’d...
Winter is only halfway through, and already we’ve been having record rainy weather in the Southeast. As if the conditions on the road and your soggy yard aren’t bad enough, have you been thinking about potential chimney water damage being done? Chimney Water Damage...
Now’s the time to use this quick winter fireplace and chimney checklist to get ready for winter. It’s finally cold outside as the official start of winter is right around the corner. With the temperature dropping and your heat running, you’re probably thinking about...
Southern Chimneys will help you figure out the chimney inspection level you need. Do you realize how important your chimney is to the health and safety of your home? It’s one of the major components of your home’s safety and energy costs, yet it often gets ignored....
The flowers are blooming, the pollen is coating every car in Georgia with that familiar yellow dusting, and the Atlanta… Read more: The Inspection Surprise: How a Chimney ‘Fix-Up’ Can Save (or Sink) Your House Sale This Spring
There is a specific kind of magic that settles over Atlanta this time of year. The Dogwoods are beginning to… Read more: April Showers or Fireplace Leaks? Why Spring Rain is the Ultimate Test for Your Chimney
As the Georgia wildflowers begin to bloom and the humid breeze returns to the Greater Atlanta area, homeowners often think… Read more: Critters in the Chimney: A Spring Chimney Guide to Keeping Raccoons, Squirrels, and Birds Out of Your Flue