Video Camera Chimney Inspection in Nashville, TN
A high-resolution camera travels the full length of your flue, revealing cracks, gaps, and blockages a visual check from the top or bottom simply can’t catch.
What This Service Covers
Most of a chimney flue is invisible from either end — you can’t see the middle 15 or 20 feet just by looking up from the firebox or down from the roof. A video camera inspection solves that by feeding a high-resolution camera the full length of the flue, capturing footage of every joint, crack, and buildup along the way.
It’s the backbone of a Level 2 inspection, but we also offer it as a standalone service if you just want to see the inside of your flue for yourself — especially useful before buying a home, after noticing smoke smell, or if a previous sweep found something worth a closer look.
- Reveals hairline cracks and gaps invisible to a standard visual check
- Confirms whether creosote or debris is fully cleared after a sweep
- Documents the exact condition of your liner with real footage, not guesswork
- Often required as part of a Level 2 inspection for home sales
What to Expect
Camera Setup
We feed a purpose-built inspection camera into the flue from the accessible end.
Full-Length Scan
The camera travels the entire flue, recording continuous footage.
Review Together
We walk you through the footage and flag anything worth addressing.
Common Questions About Video Camera Chimney Inspection
Yes — we review it with you on-site and can provide it afterward.
Not automatically, but it pairs well with one, especially if it’s been several years since your last inspection.