Level 1 Inspections
Inspect readily accessible areas of chimney, chimney structure and flue required for basic appliance installation and connection. For verification of the chimney for continued service with no changes to appliance(s).
Level 2 Inspections
Inspect accessible portions of chimney structure and enclosed flues. Check for proper clearances from combustibles, size and suitability of flues for connected appliances. Includes video scanning or other means for verification of suitability of chimney for any changes in heating appliances. Required for sale or transfer of property.
Level 3 Inspections
Inspect internal and external concealed portions of chimney structure. Includes demolition of components of building or chimney. For verification when areas cannot be properly evaluated with level 1 and 2 inspections.
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BUYING OR SELLING: KNOW WHAT YOU ARE GETTING INTO
A level 2 chimney inspection is required upon the sale or transfer of a property. While a stranded home inspection includes mention of what is visible with the human eye, a Level 2 inspection allows us to really know what is going on inside the entire length of chimney. When the interior of the chimney is not examined. it leaves you open to potential extensive and expensive repairs.
WHY DO I NEED A LEVEL 2 CHIMNEY INSPECTION IF I HAD HOME INSPECTION?
A home inspection includes an overview of the general condition of the house mainly focusing on electrical, plumbing, roofing, appliances, etc. Home inspection and only look for obvious exterior concerns. A Level 2 inspection on the other hand, picks up where the home inspector left off. It provides an in depth analysis of the exterior and interior along with all components, assuring that this complex system are examined thoroughly.WHAT DOES OUR CAMERA INSPECTION ENTAIL?
When we conduct a scan with our high tech equipment that is specifically designed for this purpose, we follow the scope of the NFPA's Level 2 inspection. We lower the camera down into the chimney or up into the chimney and view the footage in real time. With video/camera scan technology, we are able to view the entire length of the flue up close. These pictures and/or videos are then transferred to a detailed report along with our recommendations and estimate so you can be can make the best possible decision about your investment.