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Chimney inspection from our local team in Lake Nona

One visit covers the firebox, damper, flue, crown, cap and flashing on your Lake Nona chimney. The inspection is free.

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Your Lake Nona chimney inspection, item by item

Every line is part of the free inspection in Lake Nona, with no obligation to book anything.

  1. Visible flue lining from the top and bottom
  2. Base flashing, counterflashing and cricket
  3. Chase siding, chase cover and storm collar
  4. Chimney height against nearby rooflines

Our approach to chimney inspection in Lake Nona

Before you book in Lake Nona, these points are worth knowing.

Inspecting a stucco chimney finish

A stucco chimney hides its structure behind a cement-based skin. Cracks in that skin may be shallow shrinkage lines, or they may signal movement and trapped water behind the surface. We tap and look along the finish of your Lake Nona chimney for hollow spots, open cracks and stains below the roofline. The joint where stucco meets the roof gets extra attention, because it is easy to seal poorly and hard to judge from the yard. Where a hollow area turns up, we mark its outline so a repair covers the whole loose section instead of a patch in the middle.

The smoke chamber above the damper

Above the damper, a masonry fireplace narrows through the smoke chamber before the flue begins. Its walls are often stepped brick, and a rough or broken surface collects deposits. With a strong light we look into that chamber at your Lake Nona home for loose mortar, open gaps and heavy buildup. Smoke chamber repair is its own job with its own estimate, and we explain when it should come first and when it can follow other work. Rough chamber walls can also slow the draft, which sometimes explains a fireplace that smokes only while a fire is getting started.

Drip edges that keep water off the brick

A crown that overhangs the chimney with a drip underneath throws rain clear of the brick below. Without one, water runs straight down the chimney faces after every storm. The Florida code calls for a drip edge on a masonry chimney cap. We check whether your Lake Nona chimney has one and whether water staining on the upper courses suggests it is missing or not working. Soft, dark or flaking brick just under the crown often shares the same cause. The estimate explains whether a new crown with a proper overhang is worth doing now.

What people in Lake Nona ask about chimney inspections

Answers from our specialists in Lake Nona, with no sales pressure.

How do I get the 10% off?

Book any service within 72 hours after your free inspection and take 10% off. Mention it when you book, and the savings will appear on your written estimate for any work that follows the inspection.

Can you inspect a chimney on a tile roof?

Yes. We choose where to step and how to reach the chimney so the tiles are protected. If a section cannot be walked safely, we inspect it from a ladder or the ground and note that in the findings.

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