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A basic assessment called a Level 1 inspection is a visual evaluation without making use of any kind of special tools. A service technician will check all the standard structures that are accessible with a flashlight to make sure that there is no damage or deterioration. They will likewise examine to ensure there is nothing obstructing the chimney such as birds nests or build up. If you have not had any type of problems in the past with routine use of your fireplace, this is the advised evaluation.
An advanced assessment, or Level 2 inspection, is a lot more in depth. This will include everything that is executed with a fundamental evaluation with the addition of a cam or other device to check the whole flue and interior chimney structure. It would also include an inspection of the attic as well as any areas bordering the chimney.
A Level 2 inspection is the sort of inspection done during a real estate purchase for the sale or purchase of a home. It's additionally recommended if you have had recent damage, quakes, chimney fires, or any event which might have impacted the structure of the chimney. If you're preparing to have a chimney relining or you have actually made a great deal of adjustments in the way you use your fire place, then the more extensive evaluation is also advised.
A Level 3 inspection includes all the assessments carried out in Level 1 and 2 inspections, yet also consists of the removal of parts of the chimney or building such as the chimney crown or masonry. This sort of inspection is just done in severe circumstances when it is absolutely needed in order to confirm the safety of the chimney.
The National Fire Protection Association suggests that at minimum a Level 1 inspection be done yearly and maintained as required.