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Chimney inspections
An inspection helps establish the condition of the fireplace, venting and accessible chimney components. It is a useful starting point when you are unsure about a problem or do not have a service history. Describe any smoke, odors, leaks or previous recommendations when you book.
When to ask about chimney inspections
The fireplace has been unused, the history is unknown or a previous report identified damage.
What to discuss before the visit
Ask which areas will be inspected and whether the visit includes any camera work. The required scope depends on the appliance and concern.
The appliance, condition of the chimney and access to the affected area help determine the work needed. Keep previous service records or inspection findings ready when you call. Ask which components the proposed work covers and whether further assessment may be needed.
Choose your local service page
Find local contact details below and confirm service availability for your ZIP code. Each city page has its own phone number.
Questions about chimney inspections
Can a photo replace a chimney inspection?
Photos can help explain visible damage. They cannot show the full condition of a flue or areas that are hidden from view.
What should I tell the team when booking?
Share your city and ZIP code, fireplace or stove type, any previous inspection findings and a description of the issue. Confirm the service scope and cost when arranging the visit.
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Request a visit
Include your ZIP code and what you need help with. Call if you would like to discuss which service to book.