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Ahh. You can almost smell the sweet fragrance of vibrant pink and blue hyacinths and other beautiful perennials that bloom across the Cumberland Valley, signaling the arrival of spring. It’s

Valentine’s Day is a time for warmth, comfort, and connection — and no feature in the home embodies those feelings quite like a fireplace. As the natural focal point of

You fell in love with your beautiful Victorian home. With its warmth and charm, you couldn’t resist. You knew there would be a lot of upkeep due to its age.

Besides the crackling flames and nostalgic smells that come with owning a fireplace, the mantel offers an excellent way to enhance your home’s mood, not just during the holidays but

Now that the summer gear is packed up and the leaves are raked, it’s time to think about the holidays. This is a time to reflect and enjoy some quiet

Contrary to popular belief, chimneys aren’t invulnerable. Sure, bricks and mortar make for a sturdy structure, but water, yes water, can cause serious damage to your chimney and home.Chimney leaks

National Fire Prevention Week this year is October 5-11, and Keystone’s Fireplace and Stove wants you to be safe using your fireplace or wood stove this winter. National Fire Prevention

Fireplaces are cozy focal points, functional heating systems, and sometimes even historic elements of a home. But if your fireplace is outdated, damaged, or isn’t getting used as much as

When a major storm runs through the neighborhood, most people check their roof, siding, or maybe the basement for flooding. But what about the chimney? It’s easy to forget about

Chimney systems should be professionally inspected once a year. If signs of damage or malfunction show up between inspections, a special inspection should be performed. For the basic annual inspection,