At White Glove Chimney and Air Duct, we take ventilation seriously. Whether it’s your chimney or your heating and air conditioning unit, we have what you need to make sure your vents are working properly.

You might have noticed it during the busyness of summer, but now can’t help but wonder about the smell coming from the fireplace. Whether it is wafting out or is only noticeable with doors or dampers open, chimney odors are never a good thing.

Spring has officially arrived, and much of the country is still experiencing some winter weather. Despite cooler temperatures presently, you can still enjoy a great new barbecue grill this summer and have it just in time for barbecue season.

More than 20,000 people visit emergency rooms in the U.S. annually due to carbon monoxide exposure. Carbon monoxide is dangerous for people of all ages (especially infants and elderly), and it is completely undetectable, with no odor, color, or taste.

Fall may be over, but chimney sweeps are still busy cleaning, inspecting, and repairing chimney systems across the country. At White Glove Chimney and Air Duct, we service fireplaces year-round, and it’s not just wood fireplaces that need attention.

Your chimney may be the most hard-working system in your house. Whenever a fire is burning, it is working. It keeps the family safe and house warm all by using many different parts.

If you want to make a major change to your chimney and fireplace system, now is the time. When winter begins, you may become busy and not want to make changes to the hearth.

When it comes to fireplace safety, it starts with hearth installation. When you choose a fireplace, stove, or insert, you need the services of a professional chimney sweep.

It's October, and that means cooler weather, crackling fires, and festivities. When you're getting your fireplace ready for burn season, don't forget your chimney too.

As long as your fire is burning, substances are produced and pushed through the chimney system. Creosote, soot, particulate pollution, and toxic gases are some of these substances, although to us, it just looks like smoke.

It is almost time for winter, and you don't want to be caught in the cold with a damaged, dirty, or otherwise unsafe furnace. The best way to keep your family and property safe is to have your heat systems professionally cleaned and assessed before fall.

When you're looking for a grill, especially this late into summer, you want one that will make it worth your while. By choosing a multi-functional grill with a limited lifetime warranty, you are getting the best grill on the market!

When a fire burns, there are natural byproducts that flow up and out of your chimney system. Included among the smoke, microscopic particles, and water vapors, is soot and creosote.

Warm weather has arrived, and summer is around the corner. Children are out of school, so there are more bodies in the house.

So, you have your dream fireplace and beautiful chimney. The last thing you want is to be run out of house and home by foul odors! However, when the weather warms, you may be surprised to find that your chimney is beginning to stink—and it’s not pleasant.

Of all the issues that can occur in the life of your chimney, water is among the most detrimental. It affects the efficiency and safety of your chimney, while damaging structural components of your home. Every chimney is susceptible to water penetration!

The firebox endures the most heat and the most abuse, but receives the least attention. The entire chimney system has an important job to do. It is constantly venting harmful gases from the home while a fire is burning.