Chimney Inspections & Cleaning
Get a clearer picture of your chimney’s condition and what it needs next.
Talk to us about your chimneyThe right work starts
with a closer look.
Whether you are planning a first fire, caring for an older home, or following up on a concern, start with a closer look. We discuss how you use the chimney and help identify the inspection or cleaning work appropriate to your situation.
What you might notice
- An unknown chimney maintenance history
- Visible buildup or debris in the fireplace
- A change in how the fireplace draws
- A home purchase, planned repair, or return to use
What the work may include
- Review of your chimney concerns and maintenance history
- Inspection scope matched to the reason for the visit
- Chimney and flue cleaning where appropriate
- Explanation of findings and any recommended next steps
Your questions.
A clearer picture.
01Are cleaning and inspection the same service?
They serve different purposes. Cleaning addresses buildup and debris, while an inspection assesses condition within an agreed scope. We can help clarify what is appropriate for your chimney when you request a visit.
02What should I tell you when requesting an inspection?
Share the type of fireplace or appliance, when it was last serviced, and any changes you have noticed. If the visit relates to a home purchase or a planned appliance change, mention that too.
03Can you tell me online whether my chimney is safe to use?
No. An online description or photo cannot establish whether a chimney is safe to use. An appropriate on-site assessment is needed to evaluate its condition and discuss any necessary work.