CSI certified professionals with over 20 years of experience protecting Valley Falls homes from chimney hazards.
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You’re not looking for someone to just glance up your chimney and call it good. You want to know if there are cracks that could let carbon monoxide into your home. You want to know if creosote buildup puts you at risk for a chimney fire. You want to know if that loose brick you noticed is actually a problem or just cosmetic.
A proper chimney inspection gives you real answers. When we’re done, you’ll know exactly what’s working, what needs attention, and what can wait. No guessing about whether your family is safe when you light that fire.
Most importantly, you’ll have a clear picture of what maintenance your chimney actually needs versus what someone’s trying to sell you. That’s the difference between a real inspection and a sales pitch disguised as one.
We’ve been doing chimney work in Valley Falls since 2000 with the same group of people. Our technicians are CSI certified through the Chimney Safety Institute of America, which means they’ve been trained to spot problems other inspectors miss.
We’re not the fly-by-night contractors who show up, find a dozen expensive problems, and pressure you to sign today. We’re the local company with a retail stove store, in-house financing, and a reputation we’ve spent over 20 years building.
When you call us, you’re getting professionals who know Rhode Island chimneys inside and out. We understand how coastal moisture affects your flue liner and what Valley Falls homeowners actually deal with.
We start with a visual inspection of your chimney exterior, checking for loose bricks, damaged mortar, and proper cap installation. Then we examine your firebox, damper, and flue from inside your home using specialized cameras and lights to see what’s happening where you can’t.
We’re looking for cracks in the flue liner, creosote buildup, blockages from animals or debris, and structural issues that could compromise safety. We check your chimney cap, screen, and flashing to make sure water isn’t getting where it shouldn’t.
After the inspection, we’ll walk you through exactly what we found. If there are problems, we’ll explain what needs immediate attention for safety and what can be scheduled for later. You’ll get a written report that breaks down our findings in plain English, not technical jargon designed to confuse you.
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Your inspection covers everything that affects chimney safety and performance. We examine the structural integrity of your chimney from foundation to crown, test your damper operation, and assess your flue liner condition.
Valley Falls homes face unique challenges from coastal weather, so we specifically check for salt air corrosion and moisture damage that inland inspectors might overlook. We also inspect your fireplace screen, grate, and surrounding masonry for signs of heat damage or deterioration.
Because we handle everything from inspections to full restorations, we can spot early warning signs that prevent expensive repairs later. When we find issues, we can often handle the repairs ourselves rather than referring you to another contractor who may not understand what we found.
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