Frequently Asked Questions
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How often should you get a chimney inspection?
Are you aware that neglecting regular chimney inspections can lead to costly damage and even potential fire hazards? According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), it is recommended to have your chimney and fireplace inspected annually, as even if unused, they are prone to invasion by animals or debris that can cause clogs and deterioration.
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What do we look for when we are doing chimney inspection?
Chimney inspection is done to check for cracks, creosote build and damages .This way you know how to address any problems before using your chimney or fix any minor issue before it gets to be expensive.
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Level 1 Chimney Inspection
We conduct a thorough visual inspection of your chimney, covering a comprehensive examination from the base to the crown. Our expert team provides you with a detailed verbal report regarding the condition of your chimney. Additionally, if necessary, we can provide you with a written estimate for any repairs that may be required.
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Level 2 Chimney Inspection
In addition to the visual inspection included in Level 1, our Level 2 chimney inspection incorporates advanced technology. We utilize video inspection equipment to provide a comprehensive assessment of the interior of your chimney. We also capture high-resolution images of the chimney, which are included in our detailed written report. Furthermore, our team will provide you with an accurate estimate of the costs involved in any necessary repairs.
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What is chimney sweep?
The tech will use a heavy metal bristled brush to clean your chimney. This will scrape any build-up of creosote and debris. This is very important because creosote is toxic and can cause clog in a chimney.
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Are you licensed and insured?
We are licensed and insured.
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Are you a Maryland licensed contractor?
Yes, we are licensed. MHIL: 05-156728