Chimney and fireplace inspections in Calgary
Not sure your fireplace is safe?
Many problems hide where you cannot see them, like flue blockages and cracked liners. An inspection shows what is really going on.
A clear answer, not a sales pitch.
We check your firebox, vent and chimney, including draft problems and leaks. You learn what needs attention now and what can wait.
Talk to a real person.
We explain what we find in plain language. We never sell work that is not needed.
Same-day service in Calgary.
When your fireplace acts up, you should not have to wait weeks for help. Call us Sunday to Friday, 8am to 6pm.
How we help
Thorough chimney and fireplace inspections that identify fire hazards, blockages, and hidden damage before they become costly problems.
Every ProFix visit includes a careful look at the components that keep your family safe, clear photos of what we find, and straight answers about what needs fixing now versus what can wait. No pressure and no surprises.
What we do
- Fireplace and chimney safety inspection
- Wood stove safety inspection
- Vent inspection
- Draft problem diagnosis
- Leak detection
Fireplace and chimney inspections in Calgary
A fireplace inspection shows you what is really going on inside your firebox, vent, and chimney. Many problems sit where you can't see them from the living room: blockages in the flue, cracked liners, worn seals, and hidden water damage.
Our chimney inspection covers gas fireplaces, wood-burning fireplaces, and wood stoves. You get clear recommendations in plain language, so you know what needs attention now and what can wait.
Why a fireplace safety inspection matters
Fireplaces and chimneys handle heat, smoke, and combustion gases every time they run. A safety inspection helps catch fire hazards and venting problems before they become costly repairs. Draft problem diagnosis also explains why a fireplace smokes or struggles to burn well.
When to book a chimney inspection
- You just bought a home with a fireplace or wood stove
- You haven't used the fireplace in a while
- Smoke drifts into the room instead of up the chimney
- You notice strange smells, soot, or water stains
- The fireplace has been repaired or changed recently
Common questions
How often should a chimney be inspected?
Yearly is the common recommendation for fireplaces and chimneys in regular use. It's also a good idea after buying a home or before using a fireplace that has sat idle.
Do gas fireplaces need inspections too?
Yes. A gas fireplace has no soot-covered firebox to warn you, but its vent, burner, pilot, and seals still need checking.
Can you find out why my chimney leaks?
Yes. Leak detection is part of our inspection service, and we also handle chimney leak repair.
Ready to enjoy a safe fireplace?
Whether you need a sweep, tune-up, or urgent repair, our team is ready. Book today.