by Kevin Russell | Chimney Maintenance
Many of us believe that chimney sweepings are only for homes. However, there are a number of businesses that also need to have their chimneys swept – and not just businesses with fireplaces! If you own a restaurant or business that has a pizza oven, it’s chimney...
by Kevin Russell | fireplace maintenance
Prefabricated or factory built fireplaces can be a cost effective alternative to a custom built masonry fireplace. However, there are a number of safety considerations that need to be taken into consideration with a prefabricated fireplace. One major safety concern...
by Kevin Russell | chimney inspection
When it comes to the safety and efficiency of your fireplace and chimney, having an annual inspection is the best preventative maintenance that can be done. Inspections can spot areas of minor damage long before they necessitate major repairs, helping you save...
by Kevin Russell | Chimney Information, chimney inspection, Chimney Maintenance, fireplace maintenance
After playing host to roaring fires all winter long, most homeowners view the summer as the off season for their fireplace. After removing the ashes and wiping down the doors, the fireplace fades from the focal point of a room to another unused furnishing, lying...
by Kevin Russell | Chimney Maintenance, fireplace maintenance
As chimney masonry specialists, we at New Buck Chimney Services are often asked to explain some of the terms we use in our work. Tuckpointing always comes up in our customers’ questions. Used to repair old or damaged mortar, the term tuckpointing can also be used...
