Murray Hill chimney and fireplace service by local pros

What you get in writing after chimney or fireplace work in Murray Hill is a record of the house as well as a receipt. The first document is the final invoice, which matches the approved estimate line by line, with any change you approved along the way shown separately.

With it comes a short job note describing what we did, in the same part names the estimate used, and anything we saw while we were there that was outside the job, such as a joint starting to open or a cap fastener beginning to rust. Where a part has its own paperwork, such as a liner, a chase cover, a damper or a gas component, you get the maker's manual or warranty terms and the model details.

The workmanship warranty is described in writing, so you know what it covers without calling to ask. For a gas unit, the note records what was checked and adjusted during the service. Keep all of it with the house records. The next yearly inspection can start from it, so we are comparing against a known condition rather than guessing.

A future buyer's inspector may ask about the chimney, and a record of a relined flue or a new crown answers that question. If you sell, those papers help show that work was done and by whom. If anything in the paperwork is unclear, ask and we will explain it in plain words. The note is written for you rather than in trade shorthand, so anyone who reads it later can follow it.

For a relined flue, it includes the liner size and type, and for a new crown, it records how the crown was formed. For a gas unit, the note also lists any parts replaced with their model numbers, which helps if the maker's warranty ever comes into play later on. Ask for anything you want added to the note before we leave. Pick up the phone and dial (904) 920-5495 to get your Murray Hill visit on the calendar.