
Chimney Camera Inspection
A video scan sends a camera up the flue to show what a flashlight from the firebox can't — cracks, gaps, blockages and liner condition along the run.
Learn more →Coral Gables, 'The City Beautiful,' is defined by its Mediterranean Revival homes — many with original masonry fireplaces and tile roofs that reward careful, preservation-minded chimney work.

The Gables' signature older homes often have original masonry chimneys and clay-tile flues. Careful inspection — including a camera scan — is the honest way to judge these older flues before use or sale.
Coral Gables' architectural standards and barrel-tile roofs mean any chimney work should be careful, access-aware, and respectful of the original masonry.
A local example. An owner of a 1920s Gables home preparing to sell needs the fireplace documented. A Level 2 inspection with a flue scan gives buyers a clear picture of an original masonry chimney — the illustrative right step for a historic home.

A video scan sends a camera up the flue to show what a flashlight from the firebox can't — cracks, gaps, blockages and liner condition along the run.
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When a home changes hands, the fireplace and chimney should be looked at along their length — buyers and sellers both deserve a clear, current picture.
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When a chimney has several issues at once, restoration brings them together into one planned, staged scope rather than a scatter of one-off repairs.
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Mortar joints are the first line to fail. Renewing them keeps water out of the masonry — the damaged brick that follows is a costlier problem.
Learn more →ZIP codes serving parts of Coral Gables and nearby: 33134, 33143, 33146, 33156. A ZIP can span more than one community — tell us your address and we'll confirm coverage.
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