Chimney Inspection
Ensure your chimney is safe and functioning with a professional inspection.
Overview
Chimney inspections are crucial for identifying potential safety hazards and ensuring your chimney operates efficiently. An inspection can reveal structural damage, blockages, and other issues.
During an inspection, our technicians will assess the interior and exterior of your chimney, looking for signs of wear and tear, creosote buildup, and proper venting.
Routine inspections help maintain your chimney's longevity and can prevent costly repairs down the line.
Signs you may need it
- You notice cracks or crumbling mortar on your chimney.
- A strong draft or reduced airflow is present when using the fireplace.
- Unexplained leaks or water stains near your chimney area.
- It's been a year since your last professional inspection.
What happens on the visit
- A thorough visual inspection of the chimney structure and immediate surroundings is conducted.
- The technician uses specialized tools to examine the flue and other internal components.
- Any findings are documented, and a detailed report is provided to the homeowner.
- Recommendations for any repairs or maintenance are discussed based on the inspection findings.
Questions
What are the different levels of chimney inspection?
There are three levels: Level 1 for regular maintenance, Level 2 for real estate transactions or after an event, and Level 3 for when structural changes are needed.
Do I need an inspection even if I don’t use my fireplace often?
Yes, as structural issues or blockages can still develop over time, regardless of usage.
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