Chimney
Chimney inspection in New Jersey
Most chimney damage starts where you cannot see it from the ground. We go up, look closely and tell you what shape it is really in.
A roofer calls you back within 1 hour during business hours.
Know the signs
When to have your chimney inspected
An inspection is a small job that prevents large ones. These are good moments to book one.
- Before the heating season starts
- When buying or selling a house
- After a storm or a nearby lightning strike
- When you see loose brick, stains or a damaged cap
- When it has been years since anyone looked
How it works
What we check
- Cap and crownThe top of the chimney keeps rain out. We look for cracks, gaps and missing caps.
- Brick and mortarWe check for open joints, loose or flaking bricks and leaning.
- FlashingThe seal between chimney and roof is the most common leak point on a house.
- LinerWe look at the flue opening and liner condition from the top.
Our work
Chimney jobs we have done
Questions
Chimney Inspection: common questions
What happens after the inspection?
We tell you what we found. If something needs repair, you get a free estimate. If nothing does, we say so.
Do I need to be home?
It helps, so we can show you what we find, but the inspection itself is done from outside and on the roof.
How do I book one?
Call us or send the short estimate form. A roofer calls you back within 1 hour during business hours to set up a visit.
Ready when you are
Roof trouble? Talk to a roofer today.
Call and a friendly person picks up. Or send your request and a roofer calls you back within 1 hour during business hours.