Fireplace glass cleaner is required to remove the baked on soot and smoke on the glass of fireplace and wood burning stoves. The secrets to success are here. Ignore these 2 secret steps and your glass will streak and not get completely cleaned.
First, the right cleaner is a must. Not all glass cleaning products will remove the soot and smoke stains on fireplace glass. For instance, the same goes for wood burning glass, too.
Our Big Ass 30 Point Inspection and Sweep Special includes the glass cleaning on your wood burning stove or fireplace glass. We had customers not realize the black glass on their stoves were not normal.
We use the same fireplace cleaner shown above. Also, this is a dirty job. Of course, drop clothes and a HEPA filtered vacuum capture the dirt and soot generated from the cleaning.
What are the results using the fireplace glass cleaner?
Finally, schedule your next big ass chimney sweep special and receive the glass cleaning service for free. Therefore, you must mention this post though. It is a benefit for our loyal readers and customers.
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Depending on your internet connection or GPS location on your phone, “repair near me” requests deliver weird results at times. For instance, your home computer system may use an internet address behind the scenes that makes it look like you are in another city.
The “near me” request for gas fireplace repair or others won’t show up correctly. We recommend you search for the closest nearby large city. For example, Knoxville chimney sweep brings better results than chimney sweep near me at times. Also, related searches like gas fireplace service near me (a great coupon is located at that link) will give different search results most of the time.
The map above is our service territory. We provide fireplace and chimney services from Cookeville to Morristown to Gatlinburg and Chattanooga (with scheduling). Clear Chimney is completely mobile with trucks and vans stocked with parts for most service calls. Remember to look for our coupons on this site. We are just a phone call or text away.
Where do we travel?
Unlike most of the other Knoxville chimney sweeps, we travel all over east Tennessee. As a family owned local business, we know that getting quick service at a fair price and showing up is VERY important to your family. We respect your time and make sure we are on time or communicate any delays quickly.
Our phone system will route your call to our phones or voicemail after hours. We use the latest technology in cameras, HEPA filters and safety gear for your protection and ours.
A custom fireplace mantel is surprising inexpensive to design and install. Live edge wood is transformed into a beautiful mantel. Read how in this step by step process to create a unique custom fireplace mantel. If you are not comfortable taking on this project, reach out to Clear Chimney’s mantel experts for help.
Here are the following steps to begin:
Find a local wood provider of live edge logs. These folks will take huge logs of various types and cut them to your exact specifications. We like any type of Oak and Cedar logs. It is important to tell them you are building a mantel and want a “live edge” on the wood. They will keep the outside bark during the cutting process.
Our original piece of raw live edge wood for the mantel
Ask local tree cutting companies or wood supplies for a local cutter to supply raw wood cut to your specs.
Once you have the wood needed in the correct sizes, it is time to prepare the wood with color and a protection. The next step involves sanding. Be sure to have an area that can take the dust for easy clean up. Also, use a mask when sanding. The particles fly in the air during sanding.
Sand the entire wood on all sides. Use a “tacky cloth” that picks up the tiny particles from the wood before they are sealed in.
We recommend the colors you want are tested first. We usually do it on the back side. You can also use a scrap of wood but be sure it is from the same provider. Colors vary a lot on different grains and woods.