by Full Service Chimney | Nov 7, 2019 | Common Problems, Fireplace and Chimney, Wood Burning
A basement with a wood-burning fireplace is an attractive feature of any Kansas City area home. Often enjoyed with friends and family. However, basement fireplace problems are common, especially when compared to living rooms or master bedroom fireplaces. Due to homes...
by Full Service Chimney | Oct 14, 2019 | Chimney Maintenance, Common Problems, Fireplace and Chimney
Is your chimney not drafting properly? Does your fireplace backdraft smell like a campfire, but you haven’t used it in months? Is your basement fireplace backdraft filling the room with smoke? Chimney Downdraft Troubleshooting Chimney and fireplace backdrafting...
by Full Service Chimney | Oct 11, 2019 | Chimney Maintenance, Common Problems, Fireplace and Chimney
Fireplace draft stops smoke from going up the chimney like it should, in turn making your time spent by the hearth a smokey mess! During the busy burning season, our chimney sweeps get frequent calls from people asking questions like “How to stop fireplace...
by Full Service Chimney | Jul 26, 2019 | Common Problems, Fireplace Remodeling
Let’s review 4 Common myths about buying gas fireplace products. Myth 1: “They Don’t Look Real” How pleasantly surprised our customers are when we share with them the benefits of a gas log fireplace and gas inserts. For example, modern gas log...
by Full Service Chimney | Jul 19, 2019 | Chimney Cleaning, Chimney Maintenance, Chimney Repairs, Common Problems, Fireplace and Chimney
If you’re wondering how to fix chimney leaks, then you’ve come to the right place. This post will discuss do-it-yourself leak repairs, but first, we’ll dive right into the how and why of leaky chimneys and different areas you might find a chimney...
by Full Service Chimney | Jul 2, 2019 | Common Problems, Fire Safety
Animals in Chimney With warmer weather fastly approaching us, we have begun preparing our technicians for animal-related problems. When we hear that an animal has entered a chimney, our first thought is to look at the chimney cap. While this is not always the entry...
