Chimney Inspection in Connecticut – Same-Day Service From $69
- $69 chimney inspection – Level 1 or Level 2
- Same-day appointments available
- Photos and a clear written report
- Honest advice, no hidden fees
Full Chimney Safety Inspection
What Is a Chimney Inspection?
At Eversafe Chimney Experts, our CSIA-certified technicians check your chimney, fireplace and flue from top to bottom, take photos of what we find, and explain everything in plain, simple words. We have been keeping Connecticut homes safe for 10 years, and we are fully licensed and insured.
A chimney inspection is a careful safety check of your whole chimney system, inside and out. Think of it like a yearly check-up at the doctor, but for your chimney. We look for anything that could start a chimney fire, let harmful smoke or gas into your home, or let rainwater leak in.
We inspect chimneys for wood-burning fireplaces, gas fireplaces, wood stoves, fireplace inserts, and the chimneys used by furnaces and boilers. If it sends smoke or gas out through a chimney, we check it.
Why You Need a Chimney Inspection Every Year
Prevents chimney fires
Keeps carbon monoxide out
Catches small problems early
Stops leaks and water damage
Helps your fireplace work better
Protects your home value
Signs Your Chimney Needs an Inspection Right Now
Chimney Inspection Levels Explained
Level 1 Chimney Inspection – $69
Level 2 Chimney Inspection – $69
Everything in Level 1, plus a camera inspection that travels the full length of your flue to show hidden cracks and gaps. We also check the chimney from the attic, basement and roof. You need a Level 2 inspection when:
- You are buying or selling a home
- You are switching fuel, such as from wood to gas
- You are adding a new chimney liner, wood stove or fireplace insert
- There has been a chimney fire, storm, lightning strike or any other damage
Level 3 Chimney Inspection
What We Check During Your Chimney Inspection
Inside Your Home
- Firebox – the area where the fire burns – for cracks and loose bricks
- Damper – the flap that opens and closes your chimney – to make sure it seals properly
- Smoke chamber – the area just above the damper – for cracks and buildup
- Flue and chimney liner – the inside tube of the chimney – for cracks, gaps and creosote
- Safe space between the chimney and nearby wood, walls and floors
- Wood stove, fireplace insert or gas fireplace connections
- Signs of water, rust or stains
On the Roof and Outside
- Chimney cap – the cover on top that keeps out rain, birds and animals
- Chimney crown – the concrete top of the chimney – for cracks
- Flashing – the metal seal where the chimney meets the roof – for gaps and leaks
- Bricks and mortar for cracks, missing mortar and flaking bricks (spalling)
- Chimney height, leaning and overall structure
Inside the Flue With a Camera (Level 2)
How Our Chimney Inspection Works – Step by Step
Book online or call
We arrive on time
We inspect everything
We show you what we found
You get a written report
Chimney Inspection for Home Buyers and Sellers
A regular home inspection usually only looks at the chimney from the outside. That is not enough to know if it is safe. A real estate chimney inspection (Level 2) uses a camera to check the inside of the flue, so you know exactly what you are buying.
Buying a home? Find hidden chimney problems before you sign, and use our report when talking with the seller.
Selling a home? Fix small issues early and avoid surprises that can slow down or stop your sale. Our photo report is easy to share with your real estate agent.
How Much Does a Chimney Inspection Cost?
Our chimney inspection cost is simple: starting from $69 for a Level 1 or Level 2 inspection. That includes a full check, photos and a written report. There are no hidden fees.
If your chimney needs cleaning or chimney repair, we give you a clear written quote first. You are never pushed into work you don’t need. Spending $69 today can save you from thousands of dollars in fire or water damage later.
Photos • Written Report • No Hidden Fees