Chimney service in Pompano Beach from a family team

A chimney that leans, has loose courses near the top or has pulled away from the house raises a bigger question than a patch can answer. Rebuilding may be needed, but how much of it is the real decision. Some chimneys need only the top section taken down to sound masonry and rebuilt. Others have trouble lower down, where the stack meets the roof or the house.

The Florida Building Code's chimney chapter sets how a masonry chimney is built, from its footing to its flue lining, crown and height above the roof. A rebuild is the moment to put those details right rather than copy what failed. In Pompano Beach, the people who assess a leaning chimney for our family business are the same people who rebuild it.

That continuity means nothing gets lost between the estimate and the work. The free inspection looks at the lean, the mortar, the brick, the crown, the flashing and the visible flue lining, and explains where the sound masonry begins. Tell us when you first noticed the change and whether it has grown, and keep people and cars away from the base if bricks have fallen.

Rebuilds are larger decisions, so the window matters here: any service approved within 72 hours of the free inspection is 10% off. The free written estimate shows how far down the rebuild goes and which brick and mortar will be used. It also prices the new crown, the cap and the flashing upfront, each on its own line.

If the roof must be opened, we explain who restores it. The same planning covers access, because a rebuild needs room for materials and a safe place to lower old masonry. The open top is covered whenever we stop for the day, and the old masonry is carted away. Your written record of the rebuild lists the materials used and how far the new work reaches, and the rebuild in Pompano Beach is under our workmanship warranty.