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nes said of woodstove burning. “If not cleaned, than inspected.”
Inspections cost between $10 and $25 per flue and can be done by very simple means, or with sophisticated equipment, including video cameras.
“I like to teach customers to inspect their own,” Mr. Vierling said, explaining that by opening the chimney access door,' or cleaning door, on the side of the chimney or flue, creosote buildup can be detected using a small mirror. “If you can see daylight and the sides of the flue look clear, then all is o.k. If you can’t see daylight or the sides look dark and clogged, the chimney needs cleaning.”
He laughed and added looking up a chimney is much easier than looking down as when the viewer looks down, he sees only darkness.
For homeowners needing a precise and detailed report of chimney conditions, a video camera can be
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