Fireplace Safety Inspection in Washington, PA

A full visual check of the firebox, smoke chamber, damper, flue, liner, crown, cap, and exterior masonry, plus a roof-side look at the chimney top where it's safe to access. If you book a sweep or repair afterward, the $89 credits toward that work — so you only pay it as a standalone fee if you decline service.

No — that price is per chimney on a standard residential home. Multi-chimney homes, multi-flue systems, and commercial properties are scoped on the call. We tell you the per-chimney total before we dispatch, and the credit-toward-service mechanic still applies.

No. The $89 inspection is the actual price for a single-chimney inspection on a standard home. Any sweep, cap, crown, liner, damper, or masonry work is quoted and approved by you before the tech starts. No surprise charges, no doorstep rewrites.

Yes — over the phone or by message. Tell us your Washington ZIP, whether the fireplace is gas or wood, when it was last used, and any specific issue, and we'll give you a firm range. The $89 only applies if we send a technician out for a physical inspection.

Once a year for any chimney you actually use, before burn season starts — that's also the CSIA recommendation. Heavy winter burners benefit from a mid-season check, and any new Washington homeowner or first-time fireplace user should start with an inspection before the first fire.

Yes, and it's one of our most common calls. Years of disuse means animals may have moved in, the cap or crown may have failed, the damper may be seized, and old creosote can have hardened. Don't light it cold — book the $89 inspection and the fee credits toward anything we have to fix.