When purchasing a home, the importance of a thorough inspection cannot be overstated, especially when it comes to critical components like the fireplace and chimney, which should be inspected by a certified chimney professional. While a general home inspector provides...
Masonry chimneys, with their sturdy structure and traditional charm, often serve as homes to a variety of creatures, including the fascinating chimney swifts. However, as much as these aerial acrobats add to the ecological diversity, their presence can pose challenges...
Let’s talk about leaning chimney restoration. In the tranquil landscapes of suburban neighborhoods, nestled among the rows of houses, a leaning chimney can often go unnoticed until its subtle tilt becomes a glaring concern. These architectural anomalies,...
In the quiet corners of many homes, hidden away in attics or tucked behind walls, lie dormant relics of the past: unused chimneys and non-operational fireplaces. These architectural features, once vital conduits for warmth and comfort, now often stand idle, their...
As the weather shifts and the seasons change, homeowners often find themselves facing the age-old challenge of leaky and smelly chimneys. These issues can disrupt the cozy ambiance of a roaring fire, leaving behind unpleasant odors and water damage. In this blog post,...
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