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Chimney Inspection and Repair After a Fire in Sherman Oaks

After a chimney fire, a strong quake or smoke from a nearby wildfire, the work starts with a Level 2 inspection at $325. Repairs follow in the order of risk, liner first, each quoted in writing across the San Fernando & Conejo Valley.

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Tell Us What Happened

A fire in the flue, a hard shake or smoke nearby. Send the date and any photos, and we reply with the first step.

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Chimney Sweep

Burned creosote, wildfire ash or a season of soot, cleared under drop cloths and photographed so the flue can be judged.

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Chimney Inspection

Level 1 for a chimney with no change, Level 2 with a camera after a fire, quake or nearby wildfire. Findings in writing.

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Chimney Repair

Liner, smoke chamber, crown and masonry repaired in the order the risk runs after a fire or quake, quoted after inspection.

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Fireplace Inspection

Firebox, damper, smoke shelf, hearth and mantel clearances checked after a hot fire, a smoke spill or a mantel that felt warm.

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Fireplace Repair

Firebrick, refractory panels, dampers and smoke chamber parging replaced with heat-rated materials after a fire ran hot.

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Chimney Level 2 Inspection

The camera inspection NFPA 211 calls for after a chimney fire, earthquake or wildfire, with a written answer on burning again.

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Chimney Cap Installation

Stainless caps with spark arrestor mesh replacing ones warped by a flue fire or clogged with wildfire ash and embers.

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Chimney Flashing Repair

The roof joint resealed after fire, firefighting water, a quake or an ember storm opened it, before rain finds the attic.

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Chimney Masonry Repair

Brick, mortar and crown damaged by heat or shaking, repointed with a softer matched mortar or replaced brick by brick.

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Chimney Rebuilds

Partial or full rebuilds when fire, a quake or a wildfire left the masonry past repair, reinforced and permitted where required.

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Fireplace Cleaning

Soot and ash cleaned from the firebox, glass, face and hearth after smoke spilled into the room, with heat marks noted.

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Gas Fireplace Cleaning

Sudden soot on gas fireplace glass traced to its cause, with logs, burner, pilot and vent cap cleaned and tested.

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Gas Fireplace Repair

Gas units that will not light, stay lit or burn clean after a quake, power surge or smoke event, fixed part by part.

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Fireplace Remodel

New surround, hearth and mantel after smoke or heat damage, built to clearances, or a direct-vent fireplace in its place.

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Fireplace Inserts

Gas, wood or electric inserts with their own liner, a safe way back to a working fireplace after the old tile cracked.

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Pellet Stove Repair

Pellet stoves that puffed smoke, shut down or had a vent fire, traced to the vent pipe, blowers, sensors or auger.

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Wood Stove Repair

Wood stoves checked after an overfire or a stovepipe fire: baffles, firebrick, gaskets, glass and the connector pipe.

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Gas Logs

Vented or ventless gas log sets for owners finished with wood after a chimney fire, fitted once the flue is cleared.

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Unsure Where to Start After a Fire?

Start with the inspection. Tell us what you saw or heard, and the camera footage decides which repair comes next.

Call (747) 205-6790
Call (747) 205-6790