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Education is the key to understanding all the complex issues that compromise your fireplace and chimney systems. We are F.I.R.E , CSIA and CCP & CCR Certified.

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Old fireplaces heat only a small area of your house. Have us install a Blazeking Fireplace Insert and you will enjoy not only a beautiful fire but receive the benefits of the fireplace heating your home.

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@rutlandproducts Excellent products- we use them regularly.

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Off to make more cat toy 💰

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Many years after the sale, we’re here to serve you. We wish you and yours a Happy Thanksgiving 🍁🎩🎩🎩

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@fschimney Excellent information- I would add one more item. Read and Follow your installation manual and your owners manual.

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These are older books but the information is still good. Found these on Amazon. Jay Shelton is the author.

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Don’t hire Homer Simpson to inspect your fireplace and chimney- Call Black Velvet Chimney and know for sure your ready or not ready to burn. #bvchimney.com

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Just the craziest things you see in people’s homes!

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@BlackMooseChim 👍

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@americanchimney Always a good to see the staff with helmets and safety gear👍

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Do it right or do it twice. Looks ok right? But how do you know? contact Black Velvet Chimney BEFORE you contract to build your dream project. We offer consulting on any outdoor fireplace or wood burning pizza oven.

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@DarinBibeau the mighty Chris Prior👍

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@DarinBibeau Do it!! I have my SEL ( aircraft cert) worth every penny

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We have big and really big chimney covers available.

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In the U.S., the chimney swift is protected by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918. Neither birds nor nests can be removed from chimneys without a federally-issued permit or trained wildlife agency.

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Birds in your chimney? The chimney swift feeds primarily on flying insects, but also on airborne spiders. It generally mates for life. It builds a bracket nest of twigs and saliva stuck to a vertical surface, which is almost always a human-built structure, typically a chimney.

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@americanchimney Really nice to see helmets on. 👍