Fire Pit vs. Outdoor Fireplace? Some Things to Consider

Fire Pit, Fireplaces

The popularity of outdoor living is increasing as more people now prefer to spend time and entertain guests outside. It has a lot to do with the suffocating effect of COVID-19 lockdowns.  Adding a fire pit or outdoor fireplace is a great way to use your outdoor space....

Upgrade Your Fireplace with Thin Stone Veneer

Fireplaces, Stone Walls

Upgrade Your Fireplace with Thin Stone Veneer Updating the fireplace can transform a room’s appearance by adding a rustic warmth and an extra layer of coziness. Fireplaces work best in living rooms or backyard patios, which can be used for warmth all year...

Elevate Your Home’s Interior Space Using Stone Walls

Fireplaces, General News, Stone Walls, Tips and Tricks

Nothing adds a touch of timeless beauty to your home like natural stone. All it takes is a vision from your end, and a masonry service will convert it into an endearing masterpiece in no time. Other than creating a striking entryway and adding classic elegance to your...

Benefits of Having a Patio Fire Pit

Fire Pit, Fireplaces, General News, Patios

Are you planning to renovate your entertainment area before the summer season kicks in? Why not invest in a new patio fire pit as part of your revamped backyard?  A fire pit can be a great addition to your property. Creating an outdoor oasis right in your backyard...

Housewarming Gift Ideas for People with a Fireplace

Fire Pit, Fireplaces, Tips and Tricks

Fireplaces can be very tricky to manage. They’re messy, high-maintenance, and come with heaps and piles of ash and wood. At the same time, they’re a great addition to your home. Fireplaces offer a very cozy and romantic setting that adds a touch of comfort and...

Brick Fireplace Makeover Guide: 5 Inspiring Brick Fireplace Makeovers for the Winter Season

Fireplaces, Maintenance, Tips and Tricks

What’s more relaxing than reading a book by a warm brick fireplace in the winter season? Brick fireplaces are quintessential New England.  Once the temperatures start to dip, the only let down is noticing it may be looking a bit rusted and old-fashioned.  You must do...