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Chimney Inspection
Find experienced professionals for Level 1, Level 2, or Level 3 chimney inspection. Keep your chimney safe from fire hazards by choosing to schedule chimney inspections at a regular interval. This saves your family from any tragic chimney fire incidents, and you keep enjoying a warm place at your convenience.
Here's a breakdown of what a typical chimney inspection process entails:
Visual Inspection
The process begins with a visual inspection of the chimney exterior, interior, and any accessible parts of the chimney system. This includes examining the structure for any signs of damage or deterioration, such as cracks, loose bricks, or signs of water damage.
Photographic Documentation
During the inspection, numerous detailed photographs are taken. These images serve as a record of the current condition of the chimney and can be used for comparison in future inspections. They are also useful for identifying areas that may require repair or closer examination.
Assessment of Chimney Functionality
The inspection also assesses the basic soundness of the chimney structure and flue as well as the basic appliance installation and connections. Inspectors will look for obstructions or combustible deposits in the flue that could pose a fire hazard.
Chimney Inspection Report
After the inspection, an emailed chimney inspection report is provided. This report typically includes the photographs taken during the inspection, a detailed description of the inspection findings, and any recommendations for maintenance or repairs. The report serves as a formal record of the condition of your chimney and can be useful for insurance purposes or for planning future maintenance.