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As the chilly winter months approach, there's nothing quite as cozy and comforting as gathering around a warm fireplace. However, before you light that first fire, it's essential to prioritize the safety of your home and loved ones.

It's that time of year again! The leaves are changing color, the air is getting colder, and pumpkin spice everything is back in season. It's also time to start thinking about your chimney. Yes, that chimney.

The weather is cooling down and you’ve pulled out your coziest sweaters and socks. But is your home ready for winter? If you have a fireplace, now is the time to focus on safety.

One of the upcoming joys of fall is the pleasure of sitting by a roaring fire, warming your toes in its flickering glow. But before you light your first fireplace, you must make sure your chimney and fireplace are prepared for fall.

A dirty chimney is a serious fire hazard and the number one cause of house fires. So be safe and don't light a fire without cleaning your chimney first.

Exposure to gas can cause severe and immediate health problems for people and pets. Even worse, if a house is filled with gas, even a small spark could set off a dangerous explosion. That’s why we were so surprised when one business seemed indifferent to