Wood-burning fireplace?
Make sure the first fire isn't a mistake.
A Level II camera inspection of the full flue.
Most chimney problems are inside the flue, where you can't see them from the firebox or the roof. Cracked liners and gaps let heat and smoke reach the framing. The national fire code recommends a Level II inspection when a home changes hands. We send a camera up the full flue and show you what's there.
What we check
- Flue liner for cracks, gaps and missing mortar
- Smoke chamber and damper
- Firebox and hearth
- Crown, cap and exterior masonry
What you get
- Camera footage and photos of the flue
- A clear call: safe to use, needs repair, or don't use
- Unbiased results from an inspector who doesn't sell repairs
- Repair estimates from a partner, only if you want them
See your exact price in about two minutes. Pick your services, choose a time, and you're booked. No phone tag.
Book a Chimney InspectionQuestions, answered
What's a Level II inspection?
It adds a camera inspection of the entire flue and accessible areas to a standard visual check.
Do you inspect gas fireplaces?
This service is for wood-burning fireplaces. Gas appliances are covered in the home inspection.
Your home will tell you everything eventually. Hear it now.
Book online in about two minutes and see your exact price before you confirm.