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We offer CCTV chimney inspections for a range of properties, including listed buildings. If you’re experiencing an unexplained problem with your chimney, or you’re planning to start using a flue that hasn’t been used in some time, we recommend arranging a professional survey to assess the condition of your chimney.
When something goes wrong inside a chimney, it can be a real challenge to find out what the problem is due to the difficulty of seeing inside the flue itself. Even as experienced chimney sweeps, we can sometimes use some extra help.
That’s why we use state-of-the-art CCTV technology to help us get a clear picture of what’s going on inside your chimney. To arrange a survey, contact us today.
If you own or manage a listed building and need to carry out a survey of the property for insurance purposes, we can help. We are sensitive to the nuances of older chimneys, and can carry out careful, systematic inspections with minimal disruption.
Historic chimneys come in all shapes and sizes, and can encounter all sorts of problems. However, we have the knowledge and expertise to identify and tackle any issues you might have.
If, during your chimney survey, we identify any blockages or structural issues, we can offer you a quote for any repair or maintenance work you might require.
From routine sweeping to bird nest removal and chimney repairs, we can help you keep your entire system running safely, smoothly and efficiently.
During a CCTV inspection, we are looking out for bird nests and other blockages, loose or damaged masonry, and any unusual or outdated design features that may affect the functioning of the chimney.
No. During your CCTV survey, we will attach a miniature camera to a support rod and carefully pass it up your flue. As a result, it’s no different to a standard chimney sweep.
A CCTV inspection is recommended when you are looking to start using a flue that hasn’t been used for some time, for example in a listed property. It can also be useful in the aftermath of a fire to assess the damage.
