Chimney Inspection
A clear, honest look at your chimney's condition — before small issues become expensive ones.
Starting at $69

A chimney inspection is the foundation of chimney care — it's how we find out what's actually going on inside a flue you can't see into yourself. We offer all three NFPA-defined inspection levels, matched to your situation rather than sold as a one-size-fits-all package.
Whether you're buying a home, haven't used your fireplace in a few years, or just want peace of mind before winter, an inspection gives you a documented, honest assessment of what needs attention and what doesn't.
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What's Included
- Visual check of the firebox, damper, and readily accessible flue sections (Level 1)
- Camera scan of the interior flue for cracks, blockages, or creosote buildup (Level 2)
- Exterior check of the chimney crown, cap, and flashing
- A written summary of findings — not just a verbal "looks fine"
- Clear recommendations if repair or sweeping is needed, with no pressure to upsell
How It Works
Our Process
Book Your Inspection
Call or request an appointment online. We'll ask a few questions to determine which inspection level fits your situation.
On-Site Assessment
A technician examines the accessible chimney system and, for Level 2, runs a camera scan of the flue interior.
Honest Report
You get a clear written summary of what we found — good or bad — with photos where relevant.
Next Steps, If Needed
If repairs or a sweep are recommended, we'll walk you through options and provide transparent, line-item pricing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which inspection level do I need?
Most homeowners with a chimney in regular, trouble-free use need a Level 1 inspection. A Level 2 is typically required for home sales, after a chimney fire, or after an event like an earthquake. Level 3 is reserved for cases where a serious hidden hazard is suspected.
How long does an inspection take?
A standard Level 1 or 2 inspection usually takes under an hour, depending on chimney access and condition.
How It Works
It's Easy As 1-2-3
Call or Book Online
Reach us by phone or send a request online.
We Inspect Your Chimney
A licensed technician assesses the issue.
We Fix It Same Day
Most repairs are completed in a single visit.
