Charlotte, NC
A camera-verified inspection is the fastest way to know what's actually happening inside a Charlotte-area chimney that's sat quiet most of the year.
Inspection covers the cap, crown, flashing, liner and flue, often with a video scope down the flue itself. For Charlotte homeowners, it's most often booked ahead of the first cold snap or after a real estate transaction.
A technician checks the exterior cap, crown and flashing, then runs a camera down the flue to check the liner. Findings are explained on the spot, usually with photos.
A lot of Charlotte-area fireplaces only run on the coldest nights, which means odor, animal nesting and storm damage can all build up quietly during the months in between — an inspection ahead of the first fire catches it before it becomes a bigger problem.
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