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An annual inspection catches cracked flue liners, blockages, and structural issues before they become expensive — or dangerous.
A proper chimney inspection covers more than what's visible from the firebox. We check the flue liner for cracks, the damper for proper function, and the exterior chimney structure for deterioration that can let moisture in.
Most chimney problems are cheap to fix when caught early and expensive once they've caused water damage or structural issues — the inspection is what makes that difference.
The best time is before fireplace season starts, so any repairs needed don't interrupt your first cold-weather use. We also recommend an inspection after any major storm, or if you're buying a home with an existing fireplace.
We give you a straight answer on what — if anything — needs attention, not an upsell.
Annually, ideally before the start of fireplace season, even if you don't burn frequently.
Cleaning removes soot and creosote; inspection checks the structural condition of the flue, liner, and damper.
Yes — a pre-purchase inspection can reveal costly issues that aren't visible from a normal walkthrough.
Free estimates, same-day availability, and licensed technicians who show you exactly what's going on.