Chimney Inspections
Levels of Chimney Inspections
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Calgary
(587)323-1932 |
Rocky View County
(403)800-5562 |
Nanaimo
(778)650-0230 |
Victoria
(250)250-0390 |
Edmonton
(587)400-2400 |
A level one inspection is a very basic inspection intended for those that know the history of their wood burning unit and have had regular service and inspections.
Level-1 Inspection - "Readily Accessible"
Readily accessible can be described as quickly or easily reached for inspection. It would not require the use of special tools for opening the removal of any panel, door or other covering; nor would it require the use of ladders. A tape measure, light, mirror, camera, magnifying glass and binoculars are the usual tools required to perform this type of inspection.
Readily accessible can be described as quickly or easily reached for inspection. It would not require the use of special tools for opening the removal of any panel, door or other covering; nor would it require the use of ladders. A tape measure, light, mirror, camera, magnifying glass and binoculars are the usual tools required to perform this type of inspection.
A level two inspection covers everything in a level one inspection as well as observations from most other accessible areas. We also run video chimney flue scan equipment to have a closer look. This inspection is ideal for those that do not know the history of the unit, have not had regular service or inspections, a chimney fire has occurred, or other damage is present.
Level-2 Inspection - "Accessible"
Accessible can be described as being reachable for the purpose of inspection/evaluation. Access could first require the moving or removal of a panel, door or other covering and could require the use of ladders and common tools such as a screwdriver, wrench, hammer or related service tools/equipment. Access does not require any invasive action to the building or property.
Accessible can be described as being reachable for the purpose of inspection/evaluation. Access could first require the moving or removal of a panel, door or other covering and could require the use of ladders and common tools such as a screwdriver, wrench, hammer or related service tools/equipment. Access does not require any invasive action to the building or property.
A level 3 chimney inspection involves knocking down walls or other invasive means to gain access to concealed areas for observation.
Level-3 Inspection - "Concealed Accessibility"
Concealed Accessibility can be described as accessible only by invasive means. This may require the removal of constructed (but not structural) areas of the system or building to gain access for the purpose of implementing a level-3 inspection/evaluation. It may also require the use of specialty tools and equipment.
Concealed Accessibility can be described as accessible only by invasive means. This may require the removal of constructed (but not structural) areas of the system or building to gain access for the purpose of implementing a level-3 inspection/evaluation. It may also require the use of specialty tools and equipment.
