Why Chimney Inspections Matter

Over time, chimneys can develop hidden issues such as creosote buildup, cracked liners, loose masonry, or ventilation problems. A routine chimney inspection helps identify these concerns early, before they become safety hazards or require major repairs.

Chimney inspections are especially important before fireplace use, during home sales, or after severe weather.

What’s Included in Our Chimney Inspection

Our chimney inspection service is designed to be clear, detailed, and easy to understand. We carefully evaluate:

• Chimney structure and masonry condition
• Flue liner integrity and clearance
• Smoke chamber and ventilation performance
• Signs of water damage or deterioration
• Safety issues affecting fireplace operation

After the inspection, we explain our findings and provide straightforward recommendations if any issues are found.

Certified & Code-Compliant Inspections

Our inspections follow industry standards and local code requirements. Whether you need a routine check, a pre-purchase inspection, or an evaluation after a fireplace issue, our team approaches every inspection with accuracy and professionalism.

We focus on safety, not sales pressure.

When to Schedule a Chimney Inspection

You should consider scheduling a chimney inspection if:

• You haven’t had your chimney inspected in over a year
• You’re buying or selling a home
• You notice smoke issues or unusual odors
• Your fireplace hasn’t been used in a long time
• Your home has experienced storms or structural shifts

Regular inspections help extend the life of your chimney and keep your home safe.

Our Guarantee

We believe inspections should provide clarity, not confusion. Every chimney inspection we perform is completed with honesty, detailed explanations, and respect for your home.

Our goal is to help you make informed decisions, not push unnecessary services.

Pricing

Chimney inspection pricing varies based on chimney type and inspection level. We provide transparent pricing and explain exactly what’s included before the inspection begins.