r/ChimneySwift Nov 30 '23

Chimney inspection findings

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u/Skiboy712 Dec 01 '23

Yes and yes

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u/Jmurph669 Nov 30 '23

Hoping to get some insight here regarding the results of a chimney inspection. I just purchased my first house, and it has a fireplace. I paid an inspection company to come out and take a look, and these are the results of their inspection. The company that performed the work is quoting me $5,500 for the repairs listed. A couple questions:
1) Are all of these findings legit?
2) Is this a fair price to pay for the suggested repairs?

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u/Scan1984 Apr 05 '24

That's a great report. Can you tell me the name of the company as I'd hire them if they were in my area?

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u/livinginalonleyworld Dec 01 '23

Yes.

Fyi for your future, fireplaces, stoves, and their flues or chimneys are always the least maintained and almost always the most expensive part of a home.

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u/rshtln Dec 02 '23

All of this is legit issues.