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Fireplace inspection · North Texas

Fireplace Inspection

Level 1, 2 or 3 inspections with a detailed photo report, so you know exactly what condition your fireplace and chimney are in.

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What's included

Inspection levels we offer

Level 1 inspectionA visual check of readily accessible parts of the chimney and fireplace.
Level 2 inspectionA camera inspection of the flue, plus everything in Level 1, typical after a sale or a chimney fire.
Level 3 inspectionWhen access is needed to areas normally concealed, used for suspected serious damage.
Photo documentationYou get a full photo report, not just a verbal summary.
Pre-purchase inspectionsBuying or selling a home? We'll get you a report fast.
Questions? Just call. A Sweeps N Ladders team member will tell you which level of inspection actually fits your situation. (469) 777-8432
Brick chimney with a new cap on a Celina, Texas home
Why it matters

Why get inspected

Catch problems earlySmall issues are cheap to fix. Big ones aren't.
Insurance & real estateMany insurers and home sales require a current inspection.
Peace of mindKnow your fireplace is safe before you use it this season.
How it works

Four steps up the ladder

01Call usTell us why you need the inspection and we'll recommend the right level.
02We inspectA thorough, camera-assisted look at your chimney and fireplace.
03We documentEverything captured in photos, not just written up.
04You get the reportA clear report you can act on, or hand to your insurer or buyer.
Local fireplace inspection

Serving North Texas

We inspect fireplaces and chimneys throughout McKinney, Prosper, Celina, Frisco, Plano and Allen.

Questions

Fireplace inspection FAQ

What's the difference between a Level 1, 2 and 3 inspection?
Level 1 is a visual check of accessible areas for routine, ongoing use. Level 2 adds a camera inspection of the flue and is typical after a sale, an appliance change, or a chimney fire. Level 3 involves opening up concealed areas when serious damage is suspected.
Do I need an inspection every year?
How long does an inspection take?
Will I get a written report?

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