Chimney Camera Inspection in Miami
A chimney camera sends a purpose-built video probe into the flue to show cracks, blockages, liner damage and obstructions that a view from the top or bottom can miss. It's especially useful after a leak, a suspected fire, or a liner concern.
What we examine
- The accessible interior of the flue on video
- Liner joints, cracks and displacement
- Obstructions or debris
- The connection between appliance and flue where reachable
What the camera can show
It reveals the condition of accessible flue sections from the inside — the kind of detail that guides whether a liner repair, cleaning or further work is needed.
And what it can't
A camera sees the flue interior, not every roof joint, hidden masonry cavity or appliance component. We interpret the footage in context and tell you where its view ends, rather than overstating what a single scan proves.
What affects the estimate
We don't publish one-size prices, because honest pricing depends on what we find. Factors include:
- Flue height and accessibility
- Whether the scan is part of a broader inspection
- Follow-up work indicated by the footage
After we inspect and explain the findings, you get a clear written estimate — no surprise line items.
How to prepare
- Don't use the fireplace before the scan
- Note any recent events (fire, leak, storm)
- Allow access to the fireplace opening