Woodstove Installations + Inspections

Are you aware of the importance of regular chimney and wood stove inspections to ensure your safety and compliance with BC code standards?

Wood stove Installations

Ensuring fire safety is a paramount concern, and a significant aspect of achieving it involves adhering to code compliance standards for wood-burning appliances. Whether you require the lining of your existing chimney with a stainless steel liner or the installation or replacement of a manufactured chimney, rest assured that the experts at Oliver’s Chimney Sweep are well-prepared to handle these tasks. We exclusively utilize certified, high-quality parts and fittings, guaranteeing that your installation meets all code compliance requirements.

Furthermore, our proficiency extends to the installation of new wood stoves, stove pipes, and the maintenance of existing wood stoves. Once the work is completed, we can provide the necessary WETT certification for your installation, ensuring that your wood-burning system is not only safe but also fully compliant with regulations.

Wood stove Inspections

Oliver’s Services also offers wood stove inspections. These inspections serve the dual purpose of highlighting any defects or issues that require attention while minimizing the potential for a chimney fire.

Whether you need an inspection for insurance purposes, following a chimney fire incident, or simply for peace of mind, our team of WETT certified technicians is well-prepared to conduct a thorough examination of your chimney and wood stove. This meticulous assessment includes an inspection of various crucial components such as the cap, crown, shell, liner, foundation, cleanout, breech pipe, stove pipe, as well as both the interior and exterior of your stove. Safety clearances for both units are also meticulously evaluated.

Our technicians are committed to keeping you informed about any necessary changes to your installation that may arise due to factors like aging, exposure to weather, or previous chimney fire incidents, all of which can potentially compromise the safety of your setup. Regular chimney and wood stove inspections are a proactive step towards reducing the risk of house fires and ensuring that your wood-burning heating source complies with BC code standards.