WETT Certification is a credential for professionals who specialize in wood-burning technologies, including chimney inspections.

Area is pretty much dependent upon what is requested. 

However, as I am retired I try to keep fairly close.  I will also help with obtaining stove models, chimney, etc.. or even consulting and answering questions.  

Your appliance (wood-stove, fireplace or furnace) cannot be WETT certified.

I often get requests for :

• a WETT Certificate
• a WETT Certification
• a WETT Approval
• verification it is a “WETT Certified installation.

Sometimes people will ask if the company is WETT Certified.

Each of these is WRONG/INCORRECT.  None of these terms EXIST.

What should be issued is an inspection report, completed by an individual who is WETT certified.

There is no SUCH thing as a WETT Certificate.

The appliance may be CERTIFIED – but by the manufacturer and not by WETT.

The person performing the inspection is certified by WETT.

What you need to do is contact a WETT certified professional to inspect your wood-burning appliance. WETT has adopted a process to help identify the level of inspection required.  Generally the inspection is best performed by a Chimney Sweep or Comprehensive Inspector – normally either of whom can also clean the chimney if necessary.