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Are You Ready to Use Your Fireplace?

The last thing you need during the busy holiday season is to deal with the aftermath of a chimney fire; however, without taking care of certain precautions, your chimney and fireplace system may not be safe to use. For years, Blue Ridge Chimney Services has been...

Start the New Year with a New Fireplace

One of the best ways to start the new year? Improve the energy efficiency of your home! Unfortunately, your traditional wood-burning fireplace does not provide much warmth to your living space. Plus, you have to turn up the thermostat on your furnace to compensate,...

We Can Repair Your Masonry Firebox

Since your firebox is directly exposed to extremely high temperatures, it makes sense that this important part of your fireplace can suffer from damage. Even though fire-resistant bricks and mortar are used to construct masonry fireboxes, constant exposure to high...

Fall Safety Tips for Your Fireplace & Chimney

Now that summer has ended and we are heading into the cooler temperatures of fall and winter, it is time to get the fireplace ready to be used. Before lighting the first fire of the season, it is important to think about using this heating appliance safely. When you...

Proudly Serving Charlottesville, VA

Providing expert chimney services to the Shenandoah Valley area, Blue Ridge Chimney Services proudly serves many communities, including Charlottesville, VA. Our family-owned and operated business offers complete care of your chimney and its heating accessory. Whether...

What Are the Benefits of a Gas Fireplace?

You are planning to install a new fireplace in your home, but you are debating on whether to go with a wood-burning or a gas fireplace. Knowing the benefits of each type of fireplace will help you make this decision wisely. Blue Ridge Chimney Services would like to...

The Benefits of Modern Wood-Burning Stoves

Heating homes with wood-burning stoves is becoming more and more popular. According to LiveScience, the US Department of Energy states the use of wood as the primary residential heating source has grown by 39% since 2004. Half of the homes in the rural Northeast use...