Projects

Work we photographed

No stock photography — every image on this page is from a real Seattle or King County job.

  • Two new stainless spark-arrestor caps fitted on a brick chimney above a north Seattle rooftop, city skyline behind
    New stainless caps on a rooftop above the north Seattle skyline.
  • Thick green moss and fir needles built up on a cracked concrete chimney crown on a cedar shingle roof
    Moss and needle litter on a chimney crown — the regional failure nobody looks at.
  • A technician in a navy polo kneeling at a brick firebox in a Craftsman bungalow living room with drop cloths laid over the floor
    Sweeping the firebox of a Craftsman bungalow, floor protection down first.
  • Dark water staining and eroded mortar joints on a red brick chimney stack seen against a grey sky
    Water staining and washed-out joints on a brick stack after a wet winter.
  • Several new stainless steel chimney caps with mesh spark-arrestor screens laid out on a work surface before installation
    New stainless caps and arrestor screens before fitting.
  • A freshly poured concrete chimney crown with a sloped surface and an overhanging drip edge, seen from above on a roof
    A crown poured fresh, thrown clear of the brick and cut with a drip edge.
  • Coiled stainless steel flue liner sections and fittings stacked in the back of a work van
    Stainless liner sections in the van.
  • A large HEPA extraction vacuum hose sealed into a firebox opening during a chimney cleaning
    Firebox and ash-pit cleaning with sealed extraction.
  • Brick faces flaking away and open mortar joints on a chimney, close detail
    Spalled brick faces and open joints — freeze, thaw and constant damp.
  • A chimney stack wrapped in protective sheeting and tented against rain during repair work on a roof
    A stack wrapped and tented against the rain mid-repair.
  • An inspection camera on a flexible rod being fed into a chimney flue, monitor screen visible
    A camera run down the flue — the part of the inspection you never see.
  • A newly installed black chimney cap on a brick chimney on a cedar shingle roof surrounded by tall fir trees
    A finished cap on a cedar-shingled roof, firs on every side.

Photographed on our own jobs across Seattle and King County. Nothing here is a manufacturer stock image or a photo from another Nation Wide Chimney location.

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