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Census region · 16 states

Southern US

16 states running from Texas to Virginia. Between hot summers, freeze-thaw winters, and humid coastal microclimates, chimneys across this footprint face the widest stress envelope in the country, which is exactly what a graded inspection is built to catch.

16
Southern states
128M
Residents in region
4
Active metros
1
States with crews
States in the southern us

16 states · 1 active.

Texas

TX

Hot summers, the occasional hard freeze, and a humid coast combine into two failure modes we watch for: freeze-thaw stress on the masonry and summer creosote condensation inside the flue.

30.0M residentsOpen

Oklahoma

OK

Cold winters with ice storms and hot summers drive a high freeze-thaw cycle count.

4.0M residentsSoon

Louisiana

LA

A humid subtropical climate with mild winters, where the failures that dominate the inspection findings are moisture intrusion and animal nesting rather than freeze damage.

4.6M residentsSoon

Arkansas

AR

Humid subtropical with cold winters in the Ozarks, where rural wood-burners build heavy creosote.

3.0M residentsSoon

Georgia

GA

Humid subtropical with freeze-thaw in the northern third, where clay liner cracking is common.

11.0M residentsSoon

Florida

FL

Subtropical/tropical — animal nests + salt-air masonry erosion.

22.0M residentsSoon

North Carolina

NC

Humid temperate, with heavy wood-burning through the foothills and Piedmont.

11.0M residentsSoon

South Carolina

SC

Humid subtropical with coastal-erosion masonry concerns.

5.4M residentsSoon

Tennessee

TN

Humid with cold mountain winters, driving high creosote risk in Appalachian wood-burning homes.

7.1M residentsSoon

Kentucky

KY

Humid continental with heavy freeze-thaw, where historical brick chimneys are common.

4.5M residentsSoon

Virginia

VA

A wide climate range from coast to mountains, with old masonry stock through the historical corridor.

8.7M residentsSoon

Alabama

AL

Humid subtropical, mild winters — moisture damage common.

5.1M residentsSoon

Mississippi

MS

Humid subtropical — moisture-driven crown failure typical.

2.9M residentsSoon

West Virginia

WV

Appalachian — heavy wood-burning, severe creosote risk.

1.8M residentsSoon

Maryland

MD

Humid continental — mixed historic + new construction.

6.2M residentsSoon

Delaware

DE

Mid-Atlantic coastal — salt-air masonry erosion.

1.0M residentsSoon
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