How long does it take to complete a typical chimney inspection? (standard home fireplace)

Answer: 2-4 hours
Explanation: We perform a Standard Fireplace-Chimney sweep/clean and level 2 inspection including digital photo or video documentation of the "before and after", as well as all components of the systems from Top to Bottom for $333.94 per fireplace and respective chimney.

Answer: Less than one hour
Explanation: Typically a 12.5 and safety inspection takes about 30 minutes if we run into any problems it could take longer

Answer: 1-2 hours
Explanation: Standard isn't always standard however each job depends on its own situation.

Answer: Less than one hour
Explanation: We examine the base of the chimney at the the stove and get on the roof and remove the cap to examine the chimney lining.

Answer: Less than one hour
Explanation: A typical safety inspection of the chimney and fireplace would take around 30 minutes to thoroughly inspect all aspects and another 10-20 minutes to write up an inspection report.

Answer: Less than one hour
Explanation: Chimneys can be accessed on the roof, in the attic, and from the basement level.

Answer: Less than one hour
Explanation: Knowledge and experience allows for quick but very throw inspections

Answer: 1-2 hours
Explanation: Chimney system needs to be inspected from top to bottom. Might have to remove a stove or insert or cap or cover to inspect the whole system.

Answer: 1-2 hours
Explanation: Depends on the fireplace or chimney inspection. It usually is less than an hour.

Answer: Less than one hour
Explanation: The chimney is only one system within a home. Typically less than an hour is standard.

Answer: Less than one hour
Explanation: We examine all accessible portions of the chimney, fireplace, furnace, or stove as well as the chimney connection. Our Technician verifies that the chimney is free of obstruction and combustible chimney deposits. All cleanings come with a Level 1 Inspection.

Answer: Less than one hour
Explanation: We provide a written report at the end of every inspection

Answer: 1-2 hours
Explanation: Inspections need to be thorough, we start outside and work our way inside checking for any faults in the system

Answer: 1-2 hours
Explanation: Depends on the size & type of chimney

Answer: Less than one hour
Explanation: A visual inspection of the chimney is conducted from the roof (Down the chimney) and the firebox itself (back up the chimney).

Answer: Less than one hour
Explanation: we use a camera

Answer: 1-2 hours
Explanation: Most chimney inspections are completed within one to two hours, depending on roof height, access, distance traveled, etc.

Answer: Less than one hour
Explanation: I use a camera

Answer: Less than one hour
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Answer: Less than one hour
Explanation: Chimney inspections are typically 20-35 minutes in total inspection time between testing, pictures and measurements.

Answer: Less than one hour
Explanation: The typical chimney cleaning process itself is about 30-45 minutes, however our chimney sweep technicians spend as much time as needed discussing the chimney and answering any questions the customer has to ensure the client understands how to use the fireplace properly and understands the sweeping process.

Answer: Less than one hour
Explanation: This will vary depending on construction methods.

Answer: Less than one hour
Explanation: If the fireplace does not have an insert the inspection is typically about an hour.

Answer: 1-2 hours
Explanation: Depends on if we use a scope/camera.

Answer: Less than one hour
Explanation: There is not much to it; check the condition of the exterior takes a bit because usually you have to get on the roof.

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: We don't handle chimney inspections so I am not sure.

Answer: Less than one hour
Explanation: I inspect the exterior chase during the exterior portion of the inspection. During the interior inspection, I inspect the damper, fire box, smoke chamber and the flu.

Answer: Less than one hour
Explanation: Chimney and fireplace inspections are included in a home inspection.

Answer: Less than one hour
Explanation: It varies, but usually about an hour