Our Services
When it comes to the safety and comfort of your home, trustworthy services and reliable equipment are vital. And we understand that stove and chimney issues can be frightening, especially in the middle of an interior winter. We are a comprehensive chimney and stove company servicing the area from Denali to Delta Junction, including Fairbanks and North Pole. We pride ourselves on high quality work and certified expertise. Let's make your home a safe and comfortable place together.
ANNUAL INSPECTION & SWEEP
The NFPA highly recommends an annual inspection of all chimneys, fireplaces, and vents in accordance with the 211 standards, section 10.2 & 11.3. The inspection should also take place upon the replacement of an appliance, an operating malfunction, or an external event likely to have caused damage. Chimneys should be swept annually per the national standard by certified fireplace and chimney professionals.
Chimney Sweep (Level 1)
A chimney sweep includes the routine annual Level 1 inspection of readily accessible portions of your chimney, fireplace and connections. (Readily Accessible: exposed, or capable of being exposed, for operation, inspection, maintenance, or repair, without the use of tools to open or remove doors, panels, or coverings).
Proper routine maintenance of your chimney will improve its performance, help prevent flue fires, reduce the risk of carbon monoxide, eliminate foul chimney odor, remove creosote (a flammable fuel) and debris, and extends your chimney's life.
Pricing depends upon the complexity and type of chimney system.
Home Sale Inspection (Level 2)
Level 2 inspections are required when changes are made to the chimney system, like repair of a flue or chimney relining, replacement, or addition of an appliance of a dissimilar type, input rating, or efficiency. A Level 2 inspection is also required upon sale or transfer of a property or after an operating malfunction or external event has likely damaged the chimney structure.
During this inspection, a certified technician will execute a Level 1 inspection, as well as dig deeper to inspect unseen areas of the flue system and smoke chamber. Aside from severe weather events, if you’ve experienced an equipment malfunction, a fire in the chimney, or the installation of a new heating appliance, you need a Level 2 inspection. People thinking of buying a home should also request a Level 2 inspection if one was not already provided by the seller.