
Burning wood? A WETT inspection keeps your fireplace or stove safe, code-compliant and insurable. We inspect, reline and repair the chimneys behind them.
A fireplace on the inspection list almost always needs a WETT report before closing.
Most insurers want a current WETT inspection to cover a wood-burning appliance.
New stoves and inserts need the chimney and liner checked and sized correctly.
If it hasn't been inspected in years, don't light it until it has.
Poor draft or smoke in the room points to the liner, cap or flue.
Cracked tiles or a damaged firebox mean it's time to reline or repair.
A WETT-certified inspection checks the whole system, from the firebox to the cap, against current safety codes, and gives you a written report you can hand to an insurer or a buyer.

A WETT report is a snapshot. We fix what it finds so the system stays safe season after season.
Toronto sees 50-plus freeze cycles a winter. Water gets in, freezes, expands and blows the face off brick. We trace where it's getting in.
Most chimney and wall failures start at bad flashing, caps or grading. Fix the water path or the masonry just fails again.
Hard modern mortar on soft older brick destroys it. We match strength, colour and joint so the repair lasts and disappears.
Chimney rebuild
Rooftop rebuild
Stone-capped chimney
Brick chimney
Brickwork in progress“Very professional, clean service at an honest price. Greg the owner is trustworthy and I'd totally recommend them.”
“Prompt estimate and excellent work. Rebuilt part of the chimney, added a new chimney cap, and fixed the flashing. Cleaned up everything on the work site. Very happy customer and highly recommend.”
“The work crew came on time. They were clean and efficient and the chimney looked great after they finished working on it.”
Send a few details or a photo and Greg gets back to you, usually the same day. No call centre, no pushy sales, just the owner.