Summer Is the Season for Fireplace Additions

Summer Is the Season for Fireplace Additions If there’s one thing that you think about during the summer, it’s… probably not getting a fireplace installed. In fact, there are probably very few home updates or additions that are further from your mind when heat indexes top 100 degrees and the sun is beating down. Just […] The post Summer Is the Season for Fireplace Additions appeared first on Brenda Wynn.
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