Projects

Work we photographed

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

  • New chimney caps on a hillside Sausalito rooftop with the marine layer settling over the harbor and Mount Tamalpais visible behind
    New chimney caps on a hillside Sausalito rooftop, the marine layer settling over the harbor and Mount Tamalpais behind.
  • A freshly poured concrete chimney crown with a sloped surface and a drip edge, seen from a Sausalito hillside rooftop with the marine layer in the background
    A crown poured fresh, thrown clear of the brick and cut with a drip edge, the marine layer behind.
  • A technician kneeling at a brick firebox inside a Sausalito hillside home with the harbor visible through the window behind
    Sweeping the firebox of a Sausalito hillside home, floor protection down first, the harbor visible through the window.
  • Inspecting a chimney cap on a hillside home on the Tiburon peninsula with the open bay visible behind
    Inspecting a chimney cap on a hillside home on the Tiburon peninsula, the open bay visible behind.
  • Several new stainless steel chimney caps with spark-arrestor mesh screens laid out on a work surface before installation in Sausalito
    New stainless caps and spark-arrestor screens, measured before fitting.
  • Inspecting a chimney crown on a Craftsman-era home in a shaded redwood canyon street in Mill Valley
    Inspecting a chimney crown on a Craftsman-era home in a shaded redwood canyon street in Mill Valley.
  • Repointing eroded mortar joints on a masonry chimney of an early-1900s home near downtown San Anselmo
    Repointing eroded mortar joints on a masonry chimney of an early-1900s home near downtown San Anselmo.
  • A HEPA extraction vacuum hose sealed into a firebox opening during a deep chimney cleaning in a Sausalito home
    Sealed HEPA extraction during a deep chimney cleaning in a Sausalito home.
  • Fitting a WUI-compliant spark-arrestor cap on a wood-shingle mountain home near Fairfax, Mount Tamalpais visible behind
    Fitting a WUI-compliant spark-arrestor cap on a wood-shingle mountain home near Fairfax, Mount Tamalpais behind.
  • Inspecting a factory-built chimney cap on a postwar tract home roof in Novato, dry grassland hills visible behind
    Inspecting a factory-built chimney cap on a postwar tract home roof in Novato, dry grassland hills behind.
  • An inspection camera on a flexible rod being fed into a chimney flue in a Sausalito home, monitor screen visible
    A camera run down a Sausalito chimney flue — the part of the inspection you never see.
  • A freshly repaired chimney crown on an early-1900s brick home near downtown San Rafael
    A freshly repaired chimney crown on an early-1900s brick home near downtown San Rafael.

Every photo here came from an actual job across Sausalito and Marin County — none of it is manufacturer stock art or borrowed from a different Nation Wide Chimney location.

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