by Paul Bianco | Jan 26, 2018 | Fireplace, Chimney
On a weekly basis we get phone calls from homeowners across New England who are frustrated and confused. They typically have pre-1900’s New England Colonial and Federal-style homes, and want to bring their original fireplaces back into working condition. Usually they...
by Paul Bianco | Oct 14, 2017 | Chimney, Fireplace, Heating, Maintenance, Safety
Paul Bianco, owner of Chimney Savers, has been running the family business with his father for many years. Bianco has a team of experienced chimney technicians and masonry artisans in his employ who are licensed to provide a full range of chimney cleaning and repair...
by Paul Bianco | Jul 17, 2017 | Fireplace, Maintenance
A Brief Discussion on Creosete As I meet with hundreds of members of the wood-burning public each month, I find that creosote is one of the most misunderstood topics relating to their stove. Many customers, especially those burning older non-catalytic stoves,...
by Paul Bianco | Jul 17, 2017 | Fireplace, Maintenance
To Parge or not to Parge Fireplace smoke chambers have recently become a hot topic among homeowners (no pun intended)! Working on a minimum of four chimneys a day for the past seven years has given me plenty of time to think about and discuss the topic. First,...
by Paul Bianco | Jul 17, 2017 | Fireplace
2010 Census Shows Wood is Fastest Growing Heating Fuel in U.S. Taken from www.forgreenheat.org 2010 Census Shows Wood is Fastest Growing Heating Fuel in U.S. Rural low-income families the new growth leaders in renewable energy production October 10, 2011...
by Paul Bianco | Jul 17, 2017 | Fireplace, Heating, Uncategorized
Ten “Green” Reasons to Heat with Wood Taken from www.forgreenheat.org 1. It’s a renewable energy resource Renewable means you don’t run out. Renewable means you don’t deplete the earth’s resources. Wood is energy from the...
