Professional Chimney Inspection Services

We provide detailed and reliable chimney inspection services to help homeowners maintain a safe and properly functioning chimney system. Our trained professionals carefully examine your chimney to identify potential hazards, performance issues, and signs of wear before they turn into serious problems. With a thorough inspection, you gain clear insight into the condition of your chimney and peace of mind every time you use your fireplace or heating system. Our approach is honest, precise, and focused on your home’s long term safety.
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About the service

Why Chimney Inspections Are Essential

Over time, chimneys can develop hidden issues such as creosote buildup, structural cracks, blockages, or ventilation problems. These issues can reduce efficiency and increase the risk of smoke damage, carbon monoxide exposure, or chimney fires. Regular chimney inspections help catch problems early, improve overall system performance, and support compliance with safety standards. A professional inspection protects your home, your family, and your investment.
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Recognized and certified by leading national safety and chimney organizations

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Our Chimney Inspection Process

Our inspection process begins with a careful visual and functional assessment of your chimney interior and exterior. We check for structural integrity, proper airflow, buildup, and any signs of damage or deterioration. Throughout the inspection, we explain our findings clearly and answer any questions you may have. Once complete, you receive straightforward recommendations so you can make informed decisions about maintenance, cleaning, or repairs if needed.
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The results

Our Latest Projects

Real results from homes in your neighborhood

Brick chimney before chimney cap installation during chimney repair in Monroe WA

Monroe, WA

Chimney Crown Repair and Cap Installation

Chimney repair and cap installation completed in Monroe, WA to restore a damaged chimney crown and protect the flue from moisture, debris, and long term deterioration.

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Kirkland, WA

Chimney Repair

this chimney cleaning project focused on restoring safety, improving airflow, and ensuring reliable performance

Frequently Asked Questions

Chimney Inspection – Frequently Asked Questions

Below are answers to some of the most common questions we receive about chimney inspection and maintenance.
A chimney inspection is a professional evaluation of your chimney’s interior and exterior components to check for damage, blockages, structural issues, creosote buildup, and safety hazards. Annual inspections help prevent chimney fires, carbon monoxide leaks, and inefficient drafting.
Creosote is a natural byproduct of burning wood that builds up inside your chimney over time. While common, it’s highly flammable. Routine cleaning removes creosote safely, helping prevent chimney fires and maintaining a healthy indoor environment.

An inspection typically involves examining the chimney crown, flashing, liner, flue, firebox, damper, and exterior masonry. The technician checks for cracks, water damage, obstructions, creosote buildup, and overall structural condition.
Level 1 is a basic visual inspection of accessible areas.
Level 2 includes additional tools like video scanning and is used for real estate transactions or after major changes.
Level 3 is the most detailed, accessing hidden areas when serious hazards are suspected.
Yes. A thorough inspection will uncover issues such as cracks, deteriorated masonry, damaged liners, flashing problems, or excessive creosote, and the inspector can recommend specific repairs or cleaning.