All of us here at Brickliners Chimney Service are honored to carry on as modern chimney service professionals and continue a trade history that spans several centuries.  Our job is to provide our customers with important services that keep your home and business safe from the threat of chimney fires, eliminate the threat of health hazards that result from blocked or improperly serviced or installed chimneys and vents and to improve indoor and outdoor air quality. 

Our company holds the CSIA Certified chimney Sweep credentials and are better prepared to safely and effectively serve you and the community.  We know the rules and strictly adhere to the current codes, clearances and standards set forth by our local agency's and the NFPA 211 Fire Codes.  We are very thorough, we make no assumptions and cut no corners.  We choose to be an ethical chimney service company who delivers safety, quality, dependability, honesty and fairness. 

Brickliners is fully insured; we carry workers compensation insurance, liability insurance and we are insured to perform Level 1, 2 & 3 chimney inspections.

Please take a moment to familiarize yourself with the chimney sweeping process and know what to expect when we come to sweep your chimney.  Click on the link below.

Cleaning Equipment used by Brickliners

Chimney Inspections

Chimney inspections provide you with confirmation that your chimney has or has not been  affected by Vermonts rugged heating season.  Visual detection of age, use, wear & tear can determine if you need chimney repairs or have an unsafe condition. 

*The NFPA 211 (National fire Protection Association) recommends annual inspections of all chimneys, fireplaces and vents.
*Each year unsafe fireplaces & chimneys cause significant numbers of injuries and deaths,      and account for more than $200 Million in property losses.  Your fireplace and chimney system are an important part of your home heating system.  Make fireplaces & chimney examinations a regular part of your  home maintenance schedule.
*For safe and efficient operation, your fireplace and chimneys should be inspected and serviced annually.
*An inspection is required upon the sale or transfer of a property, per CSIA(Chimney Safety Institute of America)
       
There are three levels of inspection; level 1, level 2, and level 3.

Level I Inspection - This inspection is recommended when your fireplace, chimney, and venting system are easily accessible and when you are planning to maintain its current use. In general, this level of inspection is performed in most homes. In a Level I inspection our CSIA Certified Chimney Sweep will verify that your fireplace & chimney structures are sound, free of obstructions, and combustible deposits, such as creosote.

Level II Inspection - The addition of a new home heating appliance or a change in the type of fuel you are burning requires a Level II inspection. This inspection level is also required upon the sale or transfer of a property or after an operating malfunction or external event that is likely to have caused damage to your fireplace & chimney. The scope of a Level II inspection includes that of the Level I inspection plus the inspection of accessible portions of your attics, crawl spaces and basements. It may also include a performance test such as a smoke test or a pressure test and possibly an interior fireplace & chimney video inspection if recommended by our CSIA Certified Chimney Sweep.

Level III Inspection - When a Level I or Level II inspection suggests a hidden hazard and the evaluation cannot be performed without access to concealed areas, a Level III inspection is recommended. This type of inspection confirms the proper construction and condition of concealed portions of your fireplace & chimney structure as well as its flue. Level III inspections are generally necessary when investigating an incident that has caused damage to the fireplace, chimney, building, or where a hazard is detected and suspected.

         
Video Scanning equipment used for inspections