Tulsa, Oklahoma

Chimney Inspection in Tulsa

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A chimney inspection in Tulsa with Blackburn Chimney is Regular price $247 November Special price $197 as our November Special through November 30, 2026. It includes a camera scan of the flue, a check of the firebox, damper, smoke chamber, liner, crown and cap, and a same-day photo report.

A chimney inspection checks that the whole venting system is sound and working: firebox, damper, smoke chamber, flue liner, chimney structure, crown, cap and flashing. A camera travels the flue so we can see liner joints, cracks, gaps and buildup you cannot see from the hearth. The national standard (NFPA 211) calls for a yearly inspection and describes three levels. A Level 1 fits routine yearly checkups, a Level 2 adds a video scan and is the standard at a home sale or after a chimney fire or storm, and a Level 3 opens concealed areas only when a serious hidden problem is suspected.

Prices in Tulsa

  • Chimney inspection: Regular price $247 November Special price $197 November Special
  • Chimney sweep, if the flue needs it: $157
  • Service call: $155

What we do

  1. Lay drop cloths and protect the hearth before any tools come out
  2. Run a camera scan of the full flue
  3. Check the firebox and damper
  4. Check the smoke chamber and smoke shelf
  5. Check the flue liner for cracks, gaps and buildup
  6. Check the crown and cap from the roof when conditions allow
  7. Send a same-day report with photos, sorted into urgent items, items to watch and nice-to-haves

Full details on our Chimney Inspection page.

Questions from Tulsa homeowners

How much is a chimney inspection in Tulsa?

A chimney inspection is $197 as our November Special through November 30, 2026 (regularly $247). It includes a camera scan of the flue and a same-day photo report.

What level of inspection do I need?

A Level 1 fits a routine yearly checkup. A Level 2 adds a video scan and is the recommended standard at a home sale, after a chimney fire or storm, or when you change appliances.

Do you do inspections for home sales in Tulsa?

Yes. We send a same-day photo report you can forward to your agent, with each recommended repair priced on its own line.

How often should a chimney be inspected?

The national standard (NFPA 211) calls for a yearly inspection, whether or not the chimney needs cleaning.

More services in Tulsa

Also serving Broken Arrow, Jenks, Owasso, Bixby, Sand Springs, Glenpool. Call (918) 992-2023 or book online.

Technician running a camera inspection scope into a modern fireplace