
Chimney bricks replaced and matched in Edgewood
Approve brick work within 72 hours after your free inspection and save 10% on it.
- Owned and run locally
- Available for same-day service
- Fully licensed and insured
- Family owned and run
When chimney brick faces start to break
- Brick faces flaking or popping off
- Corners broken off several bricks
- Brick cores showing where faces fell
- Spalled brick just above the roofline
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Getting chimney brick replacement right in Edgewood
Matching the face texture of the brick
Two bricks the same color can still look different if one is smooth and the other rough, sanded or wire-cut. Texture changes how light falls on the face and how the brick weathers.
We compare textures closely when choosing replacement units. A texture match matters most on faces you see every day. Where a close texture is not available, we explain the difference before you approve, so the finished appearance is a choice made with the facts rather than a surprise.
Leave loose bricks where they are
A loose brick can look easy to pull out. It may bring others with it, and pulling from a ladder or roof edge risks a fall. Brick industry guidance also warns that pulling vines off a wall can damage the brickwork.
Leave loose units in place and keep the area below clear. Describe what you see when you call. We assess the loose brick during the free inspection and remove it safely as part of the agreed work.
Damp or stains inside near damaged brick
Water that gets through a spalled brick can travel into the wall and show up inside. You may see a stain on a ceiling beside the chimney, damp plaster near the fireplace or dampness in the attic next to the masonry.
Tell us what you have seen inside when you book. We look at the exterior brick with that in mind and check the other parts that could be involved. That helps us explain whether replacing units is likely to stop the water or whether another repair is also needed.
What to watch after bricks are replaced
Keep an eye on the chimney during the heavy rains that follow the work. Look for new flaking near the repair, stains inside or pieces on the roof. New joints may show a fine surface line while they cure, which is worth mentioning.
If anything concerns you, note where and when. Call and describe it. The written record shows which units were replaced, so we can check them and any other part of the chimney that could be involved. Most questions are easier to answer once we know which unit you mean.
Separate lines for bricks, joints and water
- Loose or cracked units identified
- Joints pointed full around new units
- Debris removal and haul-away
- Upfront price for each replacement area
Questions to ask before replacing bricks
What does the free inspection include for damaged brick in Edgewood?
We look at each face, mark units that have lost their face, cracked through or come loose, and check the joints around them. The crown, cap and flashing above get checked too, since any of them could be feeding water into those bricks.
Why are bricks from an earlier replacement flaking again?
When replacement units fail in the same spot, the cause may not have been fixed. Water may still reach that area, the mortar may be too hard or the brick may not suit the exposure. We look for the cause before replacing them again.
What should I tell you when I call about damaged brick?
Mention which side of the chimney shows damage, whether pieces have fallen and whether water shows inside. Tell us about past repairs, coatings, paint or sealers. That history helps explain why the brick failed.
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Chimney & Fireplace Brands We Work With
DuraVent 
Olympia Chimney and Venting Copperfield Chimney Supply 
Rutland Heatilator Heat & Glo

