Sweep
Brush the flue, clear the smoke shelf, and leave the firebox ready for the season.
Ask about this →Clean · inspect · repair
A practical seasonal visit for Asheville homes: clear the flue, review the working parts, and put any repair notes in plain language.
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Brush the flue, clear the smoke shelf, and leave the firebox ready for the season.
Ask about this →Review the cap, crown, liner, damper, firebox, and visible masonry in one visit.
Ask about this →Plan focused masonry, crown, cap, and flashing work after the inspection shows what is needed.
Ask about this →Seasonal safety checklist
Open each line to see what belongs in a straightforward chimney review. This guide is informational and does not replace an on-site inspection.
Look for a missing cap, open joints, or a cracked wash.
Check for buildup, gaps, staining, or damaged liner sections.
Review brick joints, damper travel, and smoke-shelf debris.
Trace water staining back to roofline details and mortar.
A tidy visit
Cover the hearth area and connect dust control before brushing begins.
Brush the flue, clean the working area, and check the visible components.
Review what was found, what can wait, and what should be addressed first.
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