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Your Lancaster Park chimney inspection, item by item

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

  1. Firebox walls, floor and joint mortar
  2. Chimney cap, lid height and spark screen
  3. Chase siding, chase cover and storm collar
  4. Areas we could not reach, named in writing

Our approach to chimney inspection in Lancaster Park

Parts of the visit our chimney specialists explain to homeowners in Lancaster Park.

Finding the label on a factory-built fireplace

A factory-built fireplace is tested and listed as a complete system. Under section R1004.1 of the Florida code, it must be listed and labeled and installed to the conditions of that listing, which is tied to the UL 127 standard. The label usually sits inside the firebox, behind a lower panel or near the opening. When we visit in Lancaster Park, we look for it, record the maker and model where readable and use that maker's instructions to judge the parts in place.

The hearth extension in front of the opening

The hearth extension is the noncombustible floor in front of a fireplace. For masonry fireplaces, the residential code, section R1001, sets its size at sixteen inches out and eight inches past each side, or twenty and twelve inches when the opening is six square feet or larger. We measure the hearth in your Lancaster Park living room and point out cracks or open joints that could let embers reach the floor below. Factory-built fireplaces follow the hearth size in their own instructions, which can differ from the masonry rule.

Why the fireplace should be cold

We inspect a fireplace when it is completely out and cool. Hot ashes stir up easily, warm metal hides the way a damper really moves and a working fire keeps us from seeing the flue. Please let the last fire at your Lancaster Park home burn out well before the appointment and leave the ashes in place. If the fireplace has been in use that morning, tell us when you call. A gas fireplace should be switched off for a while too, so the glass and vent parts are cool enough to handle.

What people in Lancaster Park ask about chimney inspections

Short answers from our chimney team in Lancaster Park. Call for anything not covered here.

What if part of the chimney cannot be seen?

We tell you exactly which areas stayed out of view and why. An unseen area is an open question rather than proof of a problem, and the estimate explains what extra access would answer it if the answer matters.

What if I only want the chimney checked and no repairs?

That is fine. The inspection stands on its own, and you are free to use the findings however you like, whether you book repairs with us, plan them for later or simply keep them on file.

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