Armada Inspection Services
WETT inspections in the Brockville area. Owner Richard Winters is a WETT-certified Advanced…
3 chimney sweeps and WETT inspectors listed. Last updated October 10, 2026.
There are 3 chimney sweeps and WETT inspectors listed in Brockville, Ontario so far. Listings show hours and contact where the business has supplied them. Own a chimney sweep in Brockville? Add your listing free and it appears here.
A wood stove or fireplace is one of the best parts of winter here, as long as the chimney is in good shape. This page lists local, independent chimney sweeps and WETT inspectors serving Brockville and the surrounding area. It also explains what the rules actually say, when to book and what to ask. Listings are shown alphabetically, with any Featured listing first. The order is not a ranking.
WETT inspections in the Brockville area. Owner Richard Winters is a WETT-certified Advanced…
Chimney sweeping and WETT inspections by WETT-certified technicians. Its site says it has served…
Fireplace and heating shop in Spencerville, serving Eastern Ontario for over 45 years. Services…
Type and area are read from each listing's categories, services and address. Not listed means the business has not supplied that detail yet.
| Name | Area | Hours | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Armada Inspection Services | Other | Not listed | View listing |
| Fireplaces Unlimited Heating & Cooling (Brockville) | Other | Not listed | View listing |
| The Stove Store | Other | Not listed | View listing |
WETT (Wood Energy Technology Transfer) certifies people who inspect, install and maintain wood-burning systems. Appliances and companies cannot be WETT certified. Home insurance requirements and real estate transactions are common reasons to get an inspection, so check with your insurer or the sale about what they need. WETT keeps a public lookup where you can confirm someone's certification.
Late spring and summer are the easiest times to get on a sweep's schedule, and Ontario recommends getting it done before cold weather. If you are booking now, call soon: fall is the busiest season. Book a WETT inspection early too if you are buying a home or your insurer has asked for one.
The Fire Code requires an inspection at least every 12 months, and cleaning as often as needed to prevent creosote build-up. Many people who burn regularly have it swept every year.
WETT lists home insurance requirements and real estate transactions as common reasons for an inspection. Whether you need one depends on your insurer or the sale, so ask them what they require.
Late spring or summer, after the burning season, is usually easiest to book. Ontario recommends having it done before cold weather.
Use WETT's online lookup of certified professionals, or email WETT to verify. Certification is held by individuals, not companies, so check the person who will do the work.
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