Chimney company in Home Beautiful Park with free inspections

A chimney can hold more than one flue, and knowing which flue serves which appliance saves time and money on every repair. Our family-owned team works on multi-flue chimneys in Home Beautiful Park, and as a locally owned business we map the flues before recommending any work. Under the Florida Building Code, each flue in a masonry chimney is to be lined and separated so that exhaust from one cannot enter another.

A second fireplace, a gas appliance or an old unused flue may share the stack with the main fireplace. Each one needs a lining suited to what it carries, and a cap that covers every flue opening or a separate cap for each. When one flue is relined for a new appliance, the others still need checking.

An unused flue should be capped or closed so it does not collect rain and debris. Tell us how many fireplaces or appliances the house has, where each one sits and whether any have been removed. An appliance taken out long ago can leave a flue open at both ends, letting rain or animals into the house.

If the roof shows more than one pipe or opening above the chimney, mention it. Each flue within reach, the separation between them where visible, the crown and the cap are checked at the free inspection. We note any flue we cannot see into and explain why. Work on any flue carries a 10% discount when your approval comes inside 72 hours of the free inspection.

The free written estimate separates the work for each flue, with upfront pricing, so you can decide flue by flue. We cover any open flue at night if work runs over, and we haul away the debris. The written record labels each flue and the work done to it, and our workmanship warranty covers the job.