Level 2 Chimney Inspection in MD, DC & VA
Chimney maintenance is essential for the safe use of a fireplace. Make sure your fireplace is ready for regular use by scheduling a level 2 chimney inspection at your home in Maryland, DC, or Virginia.
Chimney.com is your go-to chimney inspection, repair, and maintenance team. We have the tools and talents to ensure your chimney is ready for regular use. Our level 2 inspection goes deep, looking over every aspect of the system.
What Level 2 Inspection Includes
Level 2 chimney inspections go beyond the reach of a level 1 basic inspection. When you hire experts for a level 2 chimney inspection, they will:- Visually inspect the chimney: An interior and exterior inspection will be performed to identify any problems.
- Analyze the chimney’s structural integrity: Technicians will run tests to ensure that the chimney is strong enough to stay in place and function.
- Inspect appliances: A check of connected appliances will be performed to ensure proper operation regarding the chimney.
- Examine attached structures: Technicians will look over the crawl space, attic, or other spaces where the chimney is attached.
- Visually inspect the chimney flue with a camera or scope: A thin camera will be used to closely examine the inside of the chimney.
Why Choose Chimney.com?
For over 30 years, Chimney.com has been performing chimney repair, maintenance, and inspection services in Maryland, DC, and Virginia. We use the best materials available to repair chimneys and the best practices to perform inspections. You can count on us for expert work and ensure your chimney is safe. Schedule a level 2 chimney inspection service from Chimney.com. Contact us online or call (301) 989-3300 now to schedule services.Chimney Inspection FAQs
How do you know if your chimney needs to be rebuilt?
A chimney may need to be rebuilt entirely if there are large cracks in the mortar, rust on the chimney flue or damper, or leaks from the structure. Chimney.com experts can inspect your chimney to determine if you need serious repairs.
Learn MoreWhat is the 10-2 rule for a chimney?
The 10-2 rule states that a chimney top should be at least 10 feet higher than the roof and 2 feet taller than any other part of the roof that’s within a 10-foot radius. It helps provide ample smoke dissipation and avoids roof damage.
Learn MoreHow do I know if my chimney is in bad condition?
A chimney may need serious work if you notice water entering through it, the chimney leans or sags to one side, or nests have been built in the chimney. It’s best to work with an expert to resolve these and other issues.
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