Blaine MN Chimney Sweep Services

Twin City Fireplace is your full-service hearth specialist selling, installing, and repairing top-quality fireplaces, stoves, and outdoor fire features for Minnesotans in Blaine, Ramsey County, Lakeville County, and townships throughout Greater Minneapolis – St. Paul. Our dedicated team of experienced chimney and masonry professionals is committed to giving clients a custom year-round indoor/outdoor fire-burning retreat that accentuates their unique home heating needs, lifestyle, and budget.

Chimney Sweep Services in Blaine, MN

After historical blizzards covered much of Burnsville, Hastings, and the Twin Cities area in several feet of snow, now is the ideal time for Minnesotans to schedule an inspection and cleaning of their chimney, fireplace, stove, and venting system. Thorough assessments and cleaning can help to prevent potential fires and other health and safety hazards.

Our experienced chimney sweep professionals utilize advanced equipment to inspect even the deepest sections of the flue to identify potential problems in real time. In addition, we take pride in using state-of-the-art video scanning technology to spot damage often overlooked in a standard visual inspection. Then, we complete repairs according to National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards, delivering long-lasting results you can depend on. So don't wait for a spring leak; call Twin City Fireplace to schedule your inspection today!

Fireplace & Stoves – Installations and Repair

With two convenient hearth store locations in the east and west loop, Twin City Fireplace is proud to offer customers an extensive array of high-end heating appliances from America’s top-performing brands. Our licensed chimney and masonry professionals specialize in installing and repairing wood, pellet, gas, and electric heating appliances, including fireplaces and stoves. Our extensive selection of popular fire features will dazzle you and your guests at any time of year. We also carry a premium collection of spectacular gas fireplaces, inserts, and stove changeouts, perfect for new construction or home remodeling. Make Twin City Fireplace your hearth contractor for creating extraordinary indoor and outdoor living spaces!

Common Chimney & Fireplace Repairs in Blaine, MN

While many Minnesotans enjoy the warmth and comfort of a fireplace or stove in the winter, Mother Nature can pack quite a punch in your stack. The cold weather can cause the water in your masonry chimney to freeze, leading to cracks and other problems. And if you're unaware of creosote build-up, you can also end up with a chimney fire!

If you suspect that your Eagan, MN masonry or manufactured chimney or fireplace is damaged, fixing it as soon as possible is critical. Otherwise, it will only lead to further costlier repairs down the line. Spring is the perfect time to get your hearth repairs out of the, so you can enjoy the rest of the year knowing that your fireplace will be ready for the next winter season.

Preventing a Chimney Fire in Your Blaine, MN Home

At Twin City Fireplace, fire prevention is our top priority, but homeowners must do their part too. Unfortunately, chimney fires are too common in Hennepin County townships, including Lakeville and Maple Grove, that cause extensive damage to area homes every winter.

Chimney fires are a genuine hazard for many homeowners in the Twin Cities, especially in the middle of winter. So, if you have a fireplace or stove, it's essential to be aware of the risks to prevent a chimney fire that can cause extensive property damage, smoke inhalation, and even death.

Fortunately, there are a few steps you can take to keep your home and family safe while enjoying a traditional fire-burning experience:

• First, make sure your chimney is inspected and cleaned every year.
• Only burn dry, seasoned wood in your fireplace.
• Don't let ashes pile up in your firebox.
• Inspect the chimney liner and masonry for cracks or other damage.
• If your fireplace or house fills with smoke, extinguish the flames and schedule a chimney inspection.

Following these tips can help reduce the risk of a chimney fire in your home, so your family can sleep safe and sound at night.