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Stove & Flue Inspection Enquiry Form

A flue inspection template — appliance, symptoms and concern captured, so a chimney is checked for soundness before or after a problem.

Description

Sometimes the chimney needs more than a sweep — it needs checking. Before using a newly bought house’s fireplace, after a chimney fire, or when a stove smokes back, you want to know the flue is sound. This form scopes a stove and flue inspection, so the appliance and chimney are assessed for safety and soundness. It captures what an inspection needs: the appliance and flue type, the reason for the check (buying the house, after a fire, smoking back, before installing a stove), any symptoms, and whether a camera survey or smoke test is wanted. The sweep then inspects the flue’s condition, the liner if fitted, and whether it’s safe to use, reporting what’s needed. Put it on your “flue inspection” page. Free, brandable, and it turns an uncertain chimney into a documented, checked flue.

Form fields

Everything the Stove & Flue Inspection Enquiry Form above collects — 8 fields across 2 pages, so you can see exactly what it captures before you make it your own.

Stove & Flue Inspection Enquiry

  • Your postcode

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    Short Answer
  • Appliance / flue

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    Single-Select
  • Reason for inspection

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    Single-Select
  • Symptoms or concerns

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    Long Answer
  • Include

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    Multi-Select

Your details

  • Your name

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    Name
  • Contact number

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    Telephone
  • Email address

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    Email
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Template FAQs

Common questions about the Stove & Flue Inspection Enquiry Form — what it captures, when to use it, and how to make it your own.

When should I get a flue inspected?

Before using the fireplace in a newly bought home, after a chimney fire, before installing a stove, or if an appliance smokes back or smells. An inspection tells you whether the flue is sound and safe to use.

What does an inspection check?

The condition of the flue and chimney, the liner if one’s fitted, any blockages or damage, and whether the appliance is drawing and venting safely. You get a report on the flue’s condition and anything that needs doing.

Do you use a camera?

We can — a camera survey (CCTV) inspects the inside of the flue for cracks, blockages and liner damage that you can’t see from the hearth. Note on the form if you’d like one; it’s the clearest way to assess a suspect chimney.

After a chimney fire, is an inspection essential?

Yes — a chimney fire can crack the liner or flue and leave it unsafe to use. An inspection (often with a camera) checks the damage before you light another fire. Insurers may want it documented too.

Can you do a smoke test?

Yes — a smoke-draw test checks the flue pulls properly and isn’t leaking into the room or neighboring flues. It’s useful when an appliance smokes back or before signing off a chimney as usable.

Is the enquiry free?

Yes — free with a Fun Forms account, fully customizable, and it embeds on your site or shares as a link.