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Cape Cod Stone Veneer (After)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Tuesday, September 29, 2015, In : Fireplaces

Here is the finished project. Dana used Vineyard Granite Ledge Stone and installed a custom cut blue stone hearth. We lined the fireplace flue and made other masonry repairs. All ready for the cold Cape Cod weather. To see the before photo... http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/cape-cod-stone-veneer-before-

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Cape Cod Stone Veneer (Before)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Tuesday, September 29, 2015, In : Fireplaces

If asked we will make the trip to an existing client's summer home. These clients wanted an updated look to the fireplace in the family summer home. This is before... we removed the hearth & prepped for a new hearth. To see other fireplace projects http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/category/Fireplaces
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Pinckney St., Beacon Hill Rebuild Front Chimney (con't)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Thursday, March 21, 2013, In : Chimney Rebuilds

This is a picture looking down into the chimney as it is being rebuilt. This is a six flue chimney, being rebuilt using wythe bricks to divide the individual flues. The pipes seen in the upper left flue are the vents for a high efficiency gas boiler. Two vents are necessary, one is to vent the combustion from the appliance and the other is for intake air. For earlier photos of this project http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/pinckney-st-beacon-hill-rebuild-con-t-
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Stone Veneer Application in Sharon - Finished

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Thursday, December 6, 2012, In : Fireplaces

Here is the finished project.The homeowners are thrilled with the end result! Dana used blue stone on the hearth and a cultured stone veneer on the walls. Durarock had to be installed prior to the stone veneer application. The shelves were added by the homeowner before the stone veneer was complete. This link is to the during photo http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/stone-veneer-application-in-sharon-during
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Stone Veneer Application in Sharon - During

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Thursday, December 6, 2012, In : Fireplaces

We were contracted by these homeowners to spruce up around their wood stove. Dana is installing a blue stone hearth and applying a cultured stone veneer to the walls up to the ceiling. The homeowner installed some shelves and Dana worked around them. http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/category/Fireplaces

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Fireplace in Quincy, MA

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Tuesday, August 7, 2012, In : Fireplaces

Dana applied stone veneer to the facade of this woodburning fireplace for a homeowner in Quincy. Hardwood floors and custom carpentry to be done. For other fireplace photos http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/category/Fireplaces
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Ground Up Rebuild in Norton (day 1 con't)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Monday, December 12, 2011, In : Chimney Repairs

Brad is in the process of removing the clay tiles. We saved and reused what material we could (good for the environment and the homeowners pocket). For earlier pictures of the staging and tear down process http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/ground-up-rebuild-in-norton-day-1-
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Ground Up Rebuild in Norton (day 1)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Monday, December 12, 2011, In : Chimney Repairs

Here is another shot of the staging. The rope & pulley are attached to a bucket which is used to get the brick down safely as the chimney is being torn down. All debris was removed from the work site using an on site dumpster provided by DM Storrs Chimney. For the beginning of this project http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/ground-up-rebuild-in-norton
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Franklin Institute Boston

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Thursday, October 27, 2011, In : Commercial Venting

This picture shows venting from the left side horizontally 20 ft (second of three total wall penetrations) then vertical 30 ft to outside wall termination which is 14 ft off of ground level. All of this pipe is double wall AL294C special gas vent. To see the boilers this pipe is venting click http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/franklin-institute-boston-part-1-

Commercial Stainless Steel Stack Construction in Somerville (complete)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Thursday, September 8, 2011, In : Commercial Stainless Steel Chimneys

This is the large stainless steel stack. It is complete except for the guy supports. The plate protruding from the outside of the liner near the top is where the guy supports are to be attached. Click here for earlier photos of this project http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/commercial-stainless-steel-stack-construction-in-somerville-part-4-
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Commercial Stainless Steel Stack Construction in Somerville (part 4)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Thursday, September 8, 2011, In : Commercial Stainless Steel Chimneys

Here we can see that two of the smaller stacks have been completed. They are supported with heavy gauge guy supports. For earlier progression photos of this project http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/commercial-stainless-steel-stack-construction-in-somerville-part-3- One more to go...
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Commercial Stainless Steel Stack Construction in Somerville (part 3)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Thursday, September 8, 2011, In : Commercial Stainless Steel Chimneys

Here is a close up of the transition piece with custom fitted band to connect it to the base. There is also a drain piece so that the condensation can drain out of the stack. For a close up of the base piece http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/commercial-stainless-steel-stack-construction-in-somerville-part-2- As always, more to follow!
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Commercial Stainless Steel Stack Construction in Somerville (part 2)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Wednesday, August 10, 2011, In : Commercial Stainless Steel Chimneys

This is a close up picture of the custom fabricated stainless steel transition piece at the base of the stainless steel stack. This is transitioning from a six inch pipe within the building to the seven inch stack to be constructed and installed atop this transition piece. For an earlier picture of this project http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/commercial-stainless-steel-stack-construction-in-somerville
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Commercial Stainless Steel Stack Construction in Somerville

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Wednesday, August 10, 2011, In : Commercial Stainless Steel Chimneys

This is the first picture in a series that will be dedicated to stainless steel commercial stack construction and installation. This is a building in Somerwille which was sited by the EPA due to the raincaps they had on top of the stacks. The removal of said raincaps would allow water to pour down into the flues which are venting their ovens among other appliances. Therefore new stacks needed to be constructed and installed with custom termination pieces and custom fabricated gutter syste...
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Bellfires Fireplace (bcc) Assembly and Installation in Dedham

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Monday, July 18, 2011, In : Fireplaces

All refractory panels in the firebox and throat panels installed. Ceramic fiber insulation is in the process of being wrapped around throat area. To see the first phase of this project http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/bellfires-fireplace-bcc-assembly-and-installation-in-dedham
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Firebox Construction in Reading Complete!!

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Thursday, June 30, 2011, In : Firebox Construction

Our job here is done! Homeowner to have facade and hearth done as a separate project. Once the facade and hearth are finished this fireplace will be good to go. We lined the flue with a stainless steel liner to properly vent the combustion from this woodburning fireplace. To see the progression photos for this project http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/firebox-construction-in-reading-part-4- Check back here, the next project I will be blogging about is a Bellfires Fireplace!...
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Firebox Construction in Reading (part 4)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Thursday, June 30, 2011, In : Firebox Construction

Here is a close up picture of the firebox floor. It is complete with ashdump installed. The mortar joints along the firebox walls are curing out that is why they look as white as they do. The completion photo is to follow. For the previous pictures for this project http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/firebox-construction-reading-part-3-
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Firebox Reconstruction in Reading (part 2)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Wednesday, June 8, 2011, In : Firebox Construction

Just a fun picture of the remnants of our client's firebox in the back of Dana's truck. Click here to see the demolition http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/firebox-reconstruction-in-reading-part-1- As always, more to follow!!
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Firebox Reconstruction in Reading (part 1)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Monday, June 6, 2011, In : Firebox Construction

This firebox had to be removed for several reasons. It was not original to the victorian era house & did not meet today's clearance to combustibles codes (it was too close to the wall studs) & very well could have caused a house fire. Charred wood was found inside the walls and underneath the hearth extension during demolition. As with all our projects I will be showing progression photos. This photo is of the demolition in progress, more photos to follow... click here to see other firebo...
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Chimney Rebuild in Somerville (complete)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Friday, May 20, 2011, In : Somerville restoration project

This single flue chimney rebuild is complete. Dana installed a stainless steel rain cap atop the newly rebuilt chimney to keep out water & critters. To see the progression photos for this job
http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/chimney-rebuild-in-somerville-con-t-
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Fireplace/Firebox Construction Mansfield Complete!!

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Friday, April 8, 2011, In : Fireplaces

After five days our project in Mansfield is complete! The bluestone hearth is in place and the masonry has cured. This is the first field stone fireplace Dana has constructed, he is very proud of it. The homeowners are delighted and can't wait to use it. For earlier progression pictures click http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/fireplace-firebox-construction-mansfield-day-4-complete- We look forward to the opportunity to create something beautiful that will last a lifetime fo...
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Fireplace/Firebox Construction Mansfield (day 4 complete)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Monday, March 28, 2011, In : Fireplaces

End of day four. The hearth is complete except for the bluestone piece which will go over the top. The facade is almost finished, Dana still has to apply the stone across the top of the firebox opening. http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/fireplace-firebox-construction-mansfield-day-4- this is the link for earlier pictures.
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Fireplace/Firebox Construction Mansfield (day 4)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Monday, March 28, 2011, In : Fireplaces

Beginning of day four. The stone veneer has been applied to the front of the raised hearth. The application of the stone will continue around the fireplace facade. The stone used for this project is Padova Field Ledge Stone. For earlier pictures of this project click here http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/fireplace-firebox-construction-mansfield-day-3-complete- Almost done so don't forget to check back with us to see the finished project!
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Fireplace/Firebox Construction Mansfield (day 3 complete)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Wednesday, March 23, 2011, In : Firebox Construction

End of day three. The firebox, facade and hearth are complete. All that is left to do is apply the stone veneer to the facade and the bluestone atop the hearth. To see before the facade was complete http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/fireplace-firebox-construction-mansfield-day-3- Check back to see the stone veneer complete, it looks amazing!!
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Fireplace/Firebox Construction Mansfield (day 3)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Wednesday, March 23, 2011, In : Firebox Construction

Day three of our fireplace construction project. The firebox walls and back are complete & the damper is in place. The damper is sitting atop the firebox, it looks like a hood. The smoke chamber is also complete. Next the facade needs to be constructed. For earlier progression photos http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/fireplace-firebox-construction-mansfield-day-2-complete- Be sure to check back for more photos of this project.
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Fireplace/Firebox Construction Mansfield (day 2 complete)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Monday, March 21, 2011, In : Firebox Construction

End of the second day. The firebox floor is complete, two more courses of brick to go on the side walls and three courses of brick to finish the back wall of the firebox. We had Dana stand next to his creation to show the size of the fireplace. For earlier photos http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/fireplace-firebox-construction-mansfield-day-2-con-t-
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Fireplace/Firebox Construction Mansfield (day 2 con't)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Monday, March 21, 2011, In : Firebox Construction

This is a close up picture of the firebox floor. Nice, neat mortar joints between the red firebrick. The next picture will show the back and side walls of the firebox. For previous progression pictures http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/fireplace-firebox-construction-mansfield-day-2-
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Fireplace/Firebox Construction Mansfield (day 2)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Friday, March 18, 2011, In : Firebox Construction

Day two... as you can see the foundation for the raised hearth has been built. Dana has also started on the firebox floor. The interior of the firebox is being constructed in red firebrick also referred to as fire clay brick. These brick are used for firebox construction to meet todays standards and codes. They are meant to withstand the effects of long term fireplace usage. For photos of day one http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/fireplace-firebox-construction-mansfield-da...
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Fireplace/Firebox Construction Mansfield (day 1 complete)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Friday, March 18, 2011, In : Firebox Construction

Here we are at the end of the first day of construction. The rug has been cut away in preparation for the construction of the raised hearth. The firebox walls have been parged (skimcoated) with cement. The clay flue tiles have been repaired. Please check back for the progression photos, there will be quite a few this is a five day project. Click here for earlier photos http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/fireplace-firebox-construction-mansfield-day-1-con-t-...
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Fireplace/Firebox Construction Mansfield (day 1 con't)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Thursday, March 17, 2011, In : Firebox Construction

This photo shows the hole made into the chimney which will house the raised hearth fireplace. The raised hearth will come twelve inches off the floor. Please check back here to see the progress of this project. To see the previous photo http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/fireplace-firebox-construction-mansfield-day-1-
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Fireplace/Firebox Construction Mansfield (day 1)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Thursday, March 17, 2011, In : Firebox Construction

This is a before picture, the wall was removed to expose the chimney. This client has a chimney containing three flues, one of which is used to vent her heating appliance, the other two are inert. Dana will turn this into a raised hearth, wood burning fireplace with stone veneer. It will vent into the two inert flues which are clay tile lined. Dana is using the two flues in order to create a taller, wider fireplace. Please check back here to see the progress on this project. For other f...
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Top Hat Tips

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Friday, February 4, 2011, In : Top Hat Tips

Oil prices are way up, and natural gas prices are way down(due to new sources). Remember to have the gas flues checked also and if converting from oil to gas it is CODE to have a certified chimney sweep "certify" it's use.
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Firebox Restoration in Precinct One, Dedham, Ma

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Monday, January 10, 2011, In : Firebox Construction

A local contractor saw Dana working down the street from his house for four days. Was pleased with what he saw & asked Dana if he could fix his fireplace. In this picture you can see that the back wall of the firebox has been removed in preparation for a new back wall to be constructed. For another fireplace restoration project click http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/firebox-reconstruction-in-reading-ma-complete-
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Firebox Reconstruction Reading (part 3)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Thursday, December 23, 2010, In : Firebox Construction

The damper is in place, it looks like a hood at the top of the firebox. The lintel is also in place. The lintel is the metal piece across the top of the firebox opening in front of the damper. For earlier progression photos click http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/firebox-reconstruction-reading-dec-22-2010-8-19-04-pm-4
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South Weymouth (con't)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Wednesday, December 8, 2010, In : South Weymouth

Here is the second phase... The crown has been poured, the clay flue tiles extended & the mortar joints filled. The crown is not quite finished, the cement still needs to be smoothed out to the edges of the brick. To see the chimney before http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/south-weymouth-before-
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Top Hat Tips

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Monday, November 29, 2010, In : Top Hat Tips

From NFPA: An estimated 15,200 reported creosote fires (23% of all home heating fires) resulted in four civilian deaths, 17 civilian injuries, and $33 million in direct property damage, on average, each year from 2004-2008.

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Modular Firebox Construction (finished)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Friday, November 12, 2010, In : Modular Fireplace Construction

Dana's part in this project is finished! All that is left is the installation of the firebrick to line the inside of the firebox & the granite facade. It was a long day, notice it's dark out!! For other photos http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/modular-firebox-construction-part-4-
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Modular Firebox Construction (part 4)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Wednesday, November 10, 2010, In : Modular Fireplace Construction

The firebox floor, walls and back are finished. Almost done, when we are it will be ready for the contractors to install the granite facade and mantle. Click here to see progression photos http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/modular-firebox-construction-newton-part-3-
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Modular Firebox Construction, Newton (part 3)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Tuesday, November 9, 2010, In : Modular Fireplace Construction

Here the second piece of the platform has been added, next are the firebox walls. For the first part of the platform http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/modular-fireplace-construction-part-2-
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Modular Fireplace Construction (part 2)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Thursday, November 4, 2010, In : Modular Fireplace Construction

In this photo the first part of the platform upon which the fireplace will be built has been installed. Doesn't look like much now, but wait... To see the project before we got started http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/modular-fireplace-construction
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Modular Fireplace Construction

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Thursday, November 4, 2010, In : Modular Fireplace Construction

The next few blog posts will be a progression of the construction of a modular fireplace. Here we see the pieces and parts of what will become (after a very long day) a completed modular fireplace. To see another fireplace construction project http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/firebox-construction-complete
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A Week in Winthrop (Dana liner)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Wednesday, October 27, 2010, In : A Week in Winthrop

Another homeowner picture... Dana balancing carefully on the edges of the chimney to guide the last portion of the liner into the flue. Click here to see Dana and Brad getting the liner into the flue http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/a-week-in-winthrop-lining-chimney-
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A Week in Winthrop (rebuild complete)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Monday, October 25, 2010, In : A Week in Winthrop

The rebuild and flashing are complete! A far cry from what the chimney looked like before we got started! To see a photo of the rebuild process http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/a-week-in-winthrop-part-one-of-rebuild-
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A Week in Winthrop (part one of rebuild)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Thursday, October 21, 2010, In : A Week in Winthrop

Here we are it is day one of the rebuilding process. The chimney nor the flashing is complete. Dana still has to add the corbel and the crown to the top of the chimney. He also needs to finish the flashing. Notice how the flashing is stepped and inserted into the mortar joints of the chimney. To see how the chimney looked before he got started http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/a-week-in-winthrop-chimney-before-
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A Week in Winthrop (chimney torn down to roofline)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Wednesday, October 20, 2010, In : A Week in Winthrop

A Week in Winthrop (chimney before)

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Wednesday, October 20, 2010, In : A Week in Winthrop

Here is the chimney before the tear down & rebuilding process begins. To see the staging aspect of the job http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/a-week-in-winthrop-oct-18-2010-11-23-25-pm-25
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Top Hat Tips

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Monday, October 18, 2010, In : Top Hat Tips

As the temperatures begin to fall, critters will be looking for a place to keep warm. Your chimney flue may make the perfect home. Make sure you have a rain cap atop your chimney to prevent an animal or it's nest from obstructing your flue. For more Top Hat Tips http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/top-hat-tips
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A Week in Winthrop

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Monday, October 18, 2010, In : A Week in Winthrop

Beginning of day one in Winthrop. We are loaded up with all the staging for the job, there are seven lifts, aluminum planks and all the necessary accessories (not much else would fit). The staging was erected and the chimney torn down to the roofline today. Click here to see another job which required all this staging http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/rebuild-in-somerville-staging
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Custom Copper Caps NH

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Wednesday, October 6, 2010, In : New Hampshire Copper Rain Caps

Here is the second smaller copper rain cap. This is on the back chimney of the house. To see the large one on the center chimney http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/custom-copper-rain-caps-in-nh
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Custom Copper Rain Caps in NH

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Monday, October 4, 2010, In : New Hampshire Copper Rain Caps

This is a large custom order copper rain cap for one of our Beacon Hill clients. She wanted this rain cap to keep squirrels out of her chimney at her vacation home in NH. More pictures to follow of this and the second rain cap installed on the rear chimney. This cap is on the large center chimney of her home. To see other custom copper rain caps http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/custom-copper-raincaps-boston-2
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Firebox construction complete

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Monday, September 13, 2010, In : Firebox Construction

Construction of the firebox is complete. Once the flue is lined this will be a working fireplace. It is ready for the builder to add the finishing touches. The facade will be the final addition to this project. To see other stages of this project http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/firebox-construction-part-3
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Firebox construction part 3

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Thursday, September 9, 2010, In : Firebox Construction

A lot of progress has been made. The inside walls of the firebox are complete, as is the facade. All that is left to do is finish the top. To see earlier photos of this project http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/firebox-construction-part-2
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Firebox construction part 2

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Friday, September 3, 2010, In : Firebox Construction

You can see the back wall and the floor of the firebox is complete using yellow firebrick. There are a few more phases of this project to follow, so be sure to check back with us. To see the before we got started picture click
http://www.dmstorrschimney.com/our-soot-stories/firebox-construction
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Firebox construction

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Wednesday, September 1, 2010, In : Firebox Construction

This is the start of a firebox reconstruction project in Boston. Dana had the luxury of starting anew in a gutted condo unit. It doesn't look like much in this picture... it gets better, much better. Check back for follow up photos. For other completed fireplace projects http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/album.php?aid=27776&id=130661380277547&ref=mf
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Fireplaces

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Monday, August 23, 2010, In : Fireplaces

Check out this site to see some examples of Dana's work on fireplaces. All the fireplaces seen on this site are his work. One of them was a completely new construction
http://www.bogerco.com/Historical.html
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DM Storrs Chimney - New Logo

Posted by Alexandra Storrs on Tuesday, June 29, 2010, In : DM Storrs Chimney Logo

Starting July 1, 2010, you will be seeing a big beige truck with this logo (except with red bricks) driving around Foxborough & the Greater Boston area. It's official, Dana M. Storrs is in business. Join us on a weekly basis and see all the new jobs we will be highlighting in Our Soot Stories. Whether it's building, repairing or cleaning your chimney, you will be pleased with the professional service from estimation to completion.

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AT DM Storrs Chimney, we combine traditional chimney sweeping methods with current and future technologies in the chimney and venting industry. We are a fully-insured and licensed family owned business serving your local community. Chimney Safety Institute of America(CSIA) certified Massachusetts Construction Supervisor License (CSL) OSHA trained

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