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A basic evaluation known as a Level 1 inspection is a visual assessment without making use of any kind of special devices. A specialist will inspect all the standard structures that are accessible with a flashlight to make sure that there is no damage or wear and tear. They will also examine to make sure there is nothing blocking the chimney such as birds nests or debris. If you have never had any kind of issues in the past with regular use of your fireplace, this is the advised inspection.
An advanced inspection, or Level 2 inspection, is a lot more detailed. This will include everything that is executed with a basic assessment with the addition of a cam or other tool to inspect the whole flue and internal chimney structure. It would additionally include an evaluation of the attic and any areas surrounding the chimney.
A Level 2 inspection is the type of assessment carried out during a property deal for the sale or purchase of a home. It's additionally advised if you have had recent damage, earthquakes, chimney fires, or any kind of event which may have affected the structure of the chimney. If you're preparing to have a chimney relining or you've made a lot of adjustments in the way you use your fireplace, then the more in-depth examination is additionally suggested.
A Level 3 inspection consists of all the assessments executed in Level 1 and 2 inspections, but also consists of the removal of portions of the chimney or building like the chimney crown or masonry. This type of inspection is just done in serious circumstances when it is definitely needed in order to validate the safety and security of the chimney.
The National Fire Protection Association suggests that at minimum a Level 1 inspection be performed yearly and maintained as needed.