Tips for Maintaining Your Pittsburgh Fireplace With summer in full swing, the last thing on your mind is your fireplace and chimney. Even though you don’t use them during the summer season, it is important to maintain them during the warmer months, so when fall rolls around they will be in good repair and ready … Continue reading “Maintaining Your Fireplace and Chimney”
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As Pittsburgh begins to thaw from a long winter, it is finally time to start spring cleaning. While you begin your annual spring cleaning chores, it is important to also consider having your chimney inspected and cleaned. Winter can be hard on your home and can cause damage to parts of your roof such as … Continue reading “Importance of Your Spring Chimney Inspections”
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It’s fulfilling for many homeowners to complete a DIY project that helps to increase the beauty and value of their home. Tasks, like painting your living room or staining your deck, maybe fun weekend improvements to take on, but even the most experienced do-it-yourselfers should avoid installing their own fireplace.
Read Full Article →Why You Should Get Your Chimney Swept Before Winter Pittsburgh is a mixture of unique neighborhoods, mixed with older and newer homes, many of which already come with a fireplace. In fact, a report from the Hearth, Patio & Barbecue Association (HPBA) cites that almost half of American homes have a chimney installed. With … Continue reading “Why You Should Get Your Chimney Swept Before Winter”
Read Full Article →Bridgeville, PA, October 8, 2017: In honor of Fire Prevention Week, Ed’s Woodshed is spreading the word about chimney fires. Per the National Fire Protection Association, nearly 30% of house fires from 2009-2013 were primarily caused by a dirty chimney. Ed’s Woodshed wants to educate their friends and neighbors about the important of scheduling an … Continue reading “ED’S WOODSHED FOCUSES ON FIRE PREVENTION WEEK”
Read Full Article →With summer just days from ending, so begins Labor Day party planning. As vegie gardens and farm stands overflow with tomatoes, zucchini and sweet corn, now is the time to start perusing your favorite recipe blog for late summer grilling recipes. But if your grill has seen better days, it may be time to part with it.
Read Full Article →Many of our friends and neighbors in Pittsburgh are quite experienced throwing a few burgers and dogs on the grill. After all, most of our dinner tables move to the patio during the summer and we gather round for Sunday brunch during fall tailgate parties. However, it may only be on certain occasions that you’ll cook those sweet, sticky, tangy ribs everyone’s mouth waters for. But why the lack of love for this swine specialty?
Read Full Article →With Memorial Day just days away, what better way to ring in the unofficial start of summer than a cookout! There is simply nothing better than grilled hamburgers, hot dogs, corn on the cob and those famous Pittsburgh Potatoes.
Read Full Article →With Memorial Day just days away, what better way to ring in the unofficial start of summer than a cookout! There is simply nothing better than grilled hamburgers, hot dogs, corn on the cob and those famous Pittsburgh Potatoes.
Read Full Article →Birds are chirping, flowers are blooming, the sunning is shining, and your mouth is beginning to water at the very thought of some good barbeque. Finally, it is time to pull out the grill, invite some friends over, grab some drinks and have a good time.
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