Professional chimney inspection in North Smithfield uncovers safety risks before they threaten your family or cost thousands in repairs.
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You’ll know exactly what’s happening inside your chimney. No more wondering if that creosote buildup is getting dangerous or if those small cracks are turning into major structural problems.
Your fireplace works efficiently again. Your heating bills drop because air flows properly. Most importantly, you sleep better knowing your family is safe from carbon monoxide and chimney fires.
When problems are caught early, repairs cost hundreds instead of thousands. When your chimney is properly maintained, it lasts decades longer and your home insurance stays happy.
Above and Beyond Chimney has been protecting families throughout Providence County for years. We understand how Rhode Island’s freeze-thaw cycles crack masonry and how coastal moisture affects your chimney’s lifespan.
Our technicians hold CSIA certifications and follow National Chimney Sweep Guild standards. That means we know the difference between a minor issue and a safety hazard.
North Smithfield homeowners choose us because we don’t oversell or create problems that don’t exist. We give you the straight facts about your chimney’s condition and clear options for moving forward.
We start with a visual inspection of your chimney’s exterior, checking the crown, cap, flashing, and masonry for damage. Then we examine the interior components including the damper, smoke chamber, and firebox.
Using specialized tools and cameras when needed, we inspect your chimney liner for cracks or deterioration. We measure creosote buildup levels and check for any obstructions like animal nests or debris.
You get a detailed report explaining our findings in plain English. If we find issues, we explain what needs immediate attention versus what can wait. No surprises, no pressure—just the information you need to make smart decisions about your chimney.
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Rhode Island’s climate is particularly hard on chimneys. The constant temperature changes cause masonry to expand and contract, creating cracks that let water in. Once water freezes inside those cracks, the damage accelerates rapidly.
Providence County sees heavy fireplace use during our long winters, which means faster creosote accumulation. The EPA reports that chimney fires account for 87% of building heat fires nationwide, with one-third caused by inadequate cleaning and maintenance.
Your homeowner’s insurance likely requires annual chimney inspections, especially if you use your fireplace regularly. More importantly, North Smithfield’s older homes often have chimney systems that weren’t built to today’s safety standards, making regular professional inspections essential for your family’s protection.
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