Gas Fireplace FAQ
Midtown Chimney Sweeps is your local source for Gas Fireplace Service and Inspection
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All You Need to Know About Tuckpointing
Maintaining the beauty and integrity of your home is essential for every homeowner. One crucial aspect of preserving the structural integrity and aesthetic appeal of masonry buildings is tuckpointing. If you’re unfamiliar with the term, don’t worry! We’ll take you through the ins and outs of tuckpointing, its significance, the process involved, and why it’s…
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A Leaky Chimney: Causes and Prevention
As the summer season brings unpredictable weather patterns, it’s crucial to ensure your fireplace and chimney are ready to withstand the elements. A leaky chimney can cause significant damage to your home, leading to water stains, mold growth, and structural issues. Let’s explore the common causes of a leaky chimney and provide valuable tips on…
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Why Summer is the Best Time to Book your Chimney Repairs
As summer approaches, we find ourselves immersed in outdoor activities, vacations, and relaxation. While your chimney or fireplace may be the last thing on your mind in these warmer months, now is actually the best time to address any necessary repairs or renovations. Taking care of your chimney repairs in the summer has several advantages…
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Safeguarding your Chimney: Best Practices for Animal Removal
When it comes to ensuring the safety and efficiency of your chimney, regular maintenance is essential. One common issue homeowners face is the presence of animals in their chimney. Animals seeking refuge or nesting inside your chimney will cause obstructions and pose potential hazards. Here we will explore the best animal removal practices to help…
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4 Reasons Why You Should Invest in a Chimney Cap
4 Reasons Why You Should Invest in a Chimney Cap: Unwanted animals in the home, Odors from droppings, Odors from dead creatures, Keeping out rain. A Midtown Chimney Sweeps technician can assess your chimney cap's condition and recommend either a top-mounted chimney damper and cap combination, or a standard masonry chimney cap.
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