Chimney Sweep in Malvern, PA
More of our Malvern calls come with a closing date attached than anywhere else we work. Buying, selling, or you've just found out the chimney is the open item on the inspection report.
Serving Malvern, Frazer, East Whiteland, Willistown, Sugartown and Great Valley.
Real estate inspections
- NFPA 211 Level 2 with a full video flue scan
- Written report with photographs
- Repair quotes you can take to the table
- Scheduling around contingency deadlines
- Straight findings, no inflation either way
It's the one system nobody has priced
By the time the chimney turns up as an issue in a transaction, both sides usually know something's wrong and neither knows what it costs. A cracked flue liner and a loose cap are forty times apart in price, and the general inspection report almost never tells them apart.
How a transaction inspection works with us
You call with the date
Tell us the contingency deadline first. Everything else works backward from it.
We inspect on site
Exterior, roof level, firebox, and a full camera scan of every flue in the stack.
Findings the same day where we can
If we turn up something that changes the picture, you'll hear it from us before the report lands.
Written report with photographs
Condition, findings, and a clear statement of what's safe to use and what isn't.
Repair quote if you need one
Priced properly, so it goes on the table as a real number instead of somebody's guess.
We take the follow-up calls
Agents and attorneys call us about our reports, and we pick up.
Beyond the transaction
Local answers
My home inspector already looked at the chimney. Is that enough?
It's a start, but it isn't the same thing. General home inspectors aren't required to scan the flue internally and most don't carry the camera. Their scope sits closer to a Level 1, and a property transfer calls for a Level 2.
How fast can you turn around a report?
We know what an inspection contingency deadline means and we schedule around them. Call and tell us the date you're working to.
I am selling. Should I inspect before listing?
It puts you in control. Finding out about a cracked flue on your own schedule beats finding out during someone else's inspection period, when it turns into a negotiating lever.
Do you cover Frazer, Sugartown and East Whiteland?
Yes, along with Willistown, Great Valley and out toward Paoli and Berwyn.
Working to a closing date?
Level 2 chimney inspections with video scan, written report and repair pricing across Malvern and Great Valley.