Projects
Documented work
Every job we complete is photographed before and after. When the homeowner is happy for us to publish it, the job gets its own page here with the full record.
There is nothing here yet, and that is deliberate
We could fill this page in an afternoon with stock photographs of chimneys and call them completed jobs. A great many contractor websites do exactly that — the same dozen images repeated across a hundred pages, each captioned as local work.
We are not going to. A project page here will only ever come from a job we actually did, with photographs we actually took, published with the homeowner’s permission. Until we have those, this page stays honest and empty.
What a project record will contain
- City and service
- Where the job was and what kind of work it was.
- Date
- The month the work was completed.
- What we found
- The condition as it was when we arrived, in plain language.
- The agreed scope
- What the customer approved before we started, not a description written afterwards.
- Materials and method
- What we used and why, including anything chosen for this climate.
- The result
- What changed, and anything we recommended leaving for later.
- Before and after photographs
- Shot from the same angles, published only with the owner's permission.
Your job could be the first one
You will get the before-and-after photographs either way — they are part of the job, not a marketing extra. Whether they ever appear on this page is entirely your call, and we ask afterwards, never before.
Request an inspectionNext step
Start with an inspection
Tell us what you have noticed. We will look at the chimney, show you what we found, and put a price on the work before anything begins.