Free Cast-in-Place Chimney Liner Inspection
Free inspection to see if a cast-in-place liner would restore your deteriorated masonry flue.
Free Cast-in-Place Chimney Liner Inspection
One flat price, booked in minutes. Same-week appointments available for a limited time.
- Flue deterioration and structural assessment
- Comparison against stainless steel relining options
Why Book This Inspection
Stops CO Leaks at the Source
A cracked or missing liner is one of the most common ways carbon monoxide and heat reach places they shouldn't.
Correctly Sized for Your Appliance
Wood, gas, and oil appliances each need a specific liner size and material — we size it to the appliance, not a generic default.
Protects the Masonry Behind It
A sound liner keeps combustion byproducts from reaching the brick and mortar directly, extending the life of the whole chimney.
Exactly What Your Free Inspection Covers
No line-item surprises — here’s the full breakdown.
- Flue deterioration and structural assessment
- Comparison against stainless steel relining options
- Structural strength benefit review
- Written, flat-fee estimate before any work begins
- Written, flat-fee estimate if repair or installation work is recommended
- No obligation to book anything further
Us vs. a Typical Chimney Company
Typical Chimney Company
- “Free inspection” that’s really a sales pitch
- Vague quote that grows once they’re on the roof
- Surprise travel or trip-charge fees
- Booked out weeks during the busy season
ASH Chimney
- A genuinely free, no-pressure inspection
- One flat price, quoted up front, in writing
- Zero hidden fees, ever
- Same-week appointments, 6 days a week
What Cincinnati Homeowners Say
“Booked the free inspection online in about two minutes and they showed up right on time. Explained everything before recommending any work.”
“No pressure at all. Got a written estimate, took a few days to decide, and they were still happy to schedule when I was ready.”
Free Inspection FAQs
We assess how deteriorated the existing masonry flue is and whether a cast-in-place liner — which also adds structural strength to the chimney itself — makes more sense than a stainless steel insert for your situation.
It's typically the better call when the masonry itself is significantly deteriorated and needs structural reinforcement, not just a new liner surface. We'll tell you honestly which applies to your chimney.
The free inspection offer is ongoing, but same-week appointment slots fill up quickly, especially heading into fall — booking online locks in your spot.
We cover Cincinnati and the surrounding Tri-State suburbs — see our Service Area page for the full list, or just enter your address below and we’ll confirm.
Prefer to Book by Phone?
Call us directly and mention this page — we’ll get you scheduled on the spot.
Sunday: Closed