a Chimney Flue Inspection Is essential for safety of your chimney
People may choose a chimney flue inspection company based on factors like experience, professionalism, certifications, pricing, customer service, and responsiveness. The decision will depend on the customer's needs and priorities.
Availability
Customers may struggle to find an available inspection slot that fits their schedule.
Quality of inspection
Customers may be concerned about the quality of the inspection, or the inspector's qualifications and experience.
Communication
Customers may have difficulty communicating with the inspection company or understanding the results of the inspection.
Length of time
Customers may be frustrated by the length of time it takes to schedule and complete an inspection, or the time it takes to complete necessary repairs.
Our 5-Step Process
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Schedule an appointment
Schedule a convenient time for the inspection, typically within a few days of your call.
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Prepare your home
Make sure the sewer access points, such as clean-out pipes, are easily accessible and clear of any obstructions.
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Perform the inspection
The chimney inspector will examine the chimney and flue both inside and outside the home to identify any issues or hazards. They will check for proper structure, liner, flue condition, chimney cap, clearances, and overall stability. The inspector will note any problems such as cracks, rust, blockages, or creosote buildup, and report on the chimney's overall condition and potential risks.
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provide a report
The inspector will provide a detailed report detailing any issues or hazards that need to be addressed, including recommendations for repairs or maintenance to ensure the safe and proper functioning of your chimney.
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Address an issue found
Based on the inspector's recommendations, take any necessary steps to maintain the safe and proper functioning of your chimney, such as repairs or scheduling regular maintenance.
What we look at
By examining these items, the inspector can identify any potential problems or hazards with the chimney and make recommendations for repairs or maintenance to keep it safe and functioning properly.
Structure
Liner
Flue condition
Chimney cap
Clearances
Creosote buildup
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Frequently Asked Questions
A chimney flue inspection is an assessment of the chimney and flue to identify any issues or hazards that could impact the safety and proper functioning of the chimney.
It is recommended to have a chimney flue inspection once a year or as often as needed, especially if you use your chimney frequently.
The cost of a chimney flue inspection can vary depending on the size and complexity of the chimney, as well as the inspector's experience and certifications. On average, a chimney flue inspection can cost between $200 and $500.
It is not recommended to perform a chimney flue inspection yourself. A professional inspector has the necessary training, experience, and equipment to safely and accurately perform the inspection.
A chimney flue inspection is necessary to ensure the safety and proper functioning of your chimney. It can identify potential hazards, such as cracks, blockages, and other issues, which can be addressed before they cause problems.
During a chimney flue inspection, the inspector will examine the chimney and flue from the roof and inside the home to identify any issues or hazards. The inspector will then provide a report detailing any issues or hazards that need to be addressed.
The length of a chimney flue inspection can vary depending on the size and complexity of the chimney. On average, a chimney flue inspection can take between 1 and 2 hours.