ok - pretty good attempt for a beginner - in fact surprisingly well done, but there a few ways you can improve your site:
your logo looks a bit dated and as mentioned above not crisp and clean. you could use that text but with maybe a circle/chimney behind it - what font is it done in?
the site is too cold and grey: use some fiery colours to add contrast (yellows, oranges, reds) for links and other parts
your phone number is too stretched . just increase the font size a little - and the smaller text isn't antialiased properly (i.e. it's jaggy and not blended into the white background)
it's better for SEO and accessibility if you use proper headings i.e H1,H2 etc.
use bold only to highlight things - not for your main body text
write in paragraphs! text is easier to read and digest when it is in shorter chunks of information - expecially on the web
the pic on
http://www.texaschimneypro.com/chase_tops.html with the 6 chimneys looks poor and relflects badly on your products! go back to the original and save it as a better quality jpeg (don't use gifs for photos) the silver chase cover above that grouped picture looks a lot more professional!
check your copy for typos/grammar - e.g. on this page
http://www.texaschimneypro.com/faq.html
"It is much better to find out if it needs replaced " should be
"if it needs to be replaced" or "if it needs replacing"
the gas logs pictures are poor quality - and if you have better quality ones you could use one in the header along with that silver chase top
i would include the squirrel story from your blog into your site
is your logo fixed now or is it open to sugegstions/modifications?
all in a pretty ok job -especially for someone who's obviously busy working rather than designing web sites (well ok that's work too
