Many units on one list, seen in one trip

Tell us where the box is and who has the code. We move from unit to unit through your list. Nobody has to wait at a door.

If a unit is occupied, give us the tenant contact. We follow your notice rules.

At every unit we start at the roofline: cap, crown, flashing, chase cover. In buildings near the water, sea air is the first thing to wear those parts.

Then the flue. A Level 1 stays with what is accessible. A Level 2 puts the camera through the whole flue and also covers attic, crawlspace and roof areas that can be entered.

The roof comes first because that is where weather arrives first. The flue comes second because it holds what the roof let in.

Per fireplace. Select the level, take its price from the table and multiply by the fireplaces on your list.

Gas and wood units can share a list. Say which is which.

One report, with each fireplace named and photos included, delivered the day we inspect. Each owner or board member can find their unit's fireplace by name.

Under NFPA 211, a Level 2 fits a unit that is sold or transferred. It fits a unit after a chimney fire or a quake, or once the fuel is switched. Use that to choose which units get the Level 2.

If one fireplace shows a problem, the report says which one.