
Chimneys take the worst of it — full sun, driving rain, and every freeze the winter has. The top few feet usually go first, then water tracks down inside the stack and shows up in the attic or on the ceiling.
We find where the water is actually getting in before quoting anything. Sometimes that's a new crown and fresh joints. Sometimes it's rebuilding from the roofline up. We'll tell you which one you're looking at, and we won't sell you a full rebuild to fix a crown.
Wondering why winter is so hard on a chimney? Here's what freeze-thaw actually does.
What this covers
- Chimney repointing and joint repair
- Rebuilds from the roofline up
- Crowns and caps
- Flashing repair and sealing
- Firebox and hearth masonry
- Water and leak diagnosis


What's in this category
Chimney Repair
Coming soonChimney Rebuilding
Coming soonChimney Flashing
Coming soonFireplace Repair
Coming soonPoint at the problem.
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