Your chimney is made up of numerous materials. To put it simply, it consists of an outer layer of masonry (bricks and mortar) and an inner liner that is typically made of fire-resistant metal.
Keeping your chimney in tip-top shape involves maintenance, and for many homeowners, this means using a chimney sealant. Here, you will learn more about chimney sealants, when to use them, and whether they are even necessary.
Our team is available to answer any of your chimney, fireplace, or masonry-related questions.
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