Chimney Sweeps of America Blog

You don’t need to climb on your roof to see if your chimney may need chimney repair. Look for the following exterior signs that signal you need to contact an expert. Chimney cap troubles Your chimney cap should be in good condition. If yours is cracked or missing, it’s time to call Chimney Sweeps of…

A fireplace is a wonderfully functional and aesthetic enhancement to your home, so it’s important to take care of it, both inside and out. As such, if your chimney needs repair, it’s important to fix it right away. Cracks and missing bricks or stonework can quickly go from a small repair to a major undertaking.…

Wood fireplaces add plenty of charm to your home, and they’re also one of the oldest ways to provide warmth during the winter. If you have had your fireplace for many years, it may be time to get it updated. Here are three reasons to consider a new wood-burning fireplace. 1) You notice your home…

A fireplace can keep you nice and cozy in the winter, but did you know that a dirty chimney can be a health hazard? The build-up of soot can make its way into your home, causing allergies and respiratory issues. It’s important to keep your chimney clean year-round, even when it’s not in use. Make…

It’s that time of year again before the long winter months start their cold wrath and you have to quench the chills with that awesome brick heat source of yours. You stack some wood in the pit and strike a match to light it, but then you get a whiff of BBQ gone bad. Ugh!…

Chimney cleaning and repair is an important part of your home’s maintenance. According to the National Fire Protection Association, you should have your chimney cleaned and inspected at least once a year. In order to keep those winter fires burning safely and efficiently, creosote and other debris should be removed by a chimney sweep prior…

Here at Chimney Sweeps of America in Denver, we know chimney fires can turn deadly. A priority of ours is sharing facts about chimney fires and how to avoid them, saving you money. Chimney fires can usually start due to lack of maintenance and creosote buildup. Regularly cleaning your chimney and removing that buildup is…