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The document is a Woodstove Inspection Report required by Acceptance Indemnity Insurance Company, which must be completed and signed by a licensed contractor or local fire department member when the woodstove is not factory-installed. It includes sections for stove information, installation details, chimney cleaning frequency, and safety compliance checks such as clearances and smoke detector presence. Photographs of venting are also required.

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How much does a wood stove inspection cost?

The national average is $100 to $500, with most homeowners paying around $400 for a level 2 inspection and cleaning of a wood stove chimney.

What is the code for clearance around a wood stove?

inspector must inspect new fireplaces, wood, pellet or coal burning stoves before they are used as required by the Massachusetts State Building Code. Allow for at least 36 inches of clearance around the appliance to prevent combustibles from coming into contact with a heat source. This is the 3 foot circle of safety.

How do you inspect a wood burning stove?

Wood heating system inspection checklist Look for loose or damaged bricks on chimney exterior. Make sure flashing (metal barrier at roof line) is intact and in-place. Check for s or leak lines on chimney crown. Clear chimney cap and grate (wire mesh) of debris; ensure tight fit.

What is the 3 2 10 rule for wood stoves?

3-2-10 Rule Explained Explained, the chimney pipe must be a minimum of three feet above the roof but also two feet taller than anything within ten feet.

Who can inspect a wood stove?

Energy auditors and home energy professionals must also know how to conduct a basic inspection. The Alliance for Green Heat developed a more complete visual guide for inspecting wood stoves for the energy audit and weatherization community as those communities have lacked appropriate training in how to inspect stoves.