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Chimney crowns assessed and repaired in Pompano Beach

If a coating will not hold on your crown, we say so and explain what replacement involves.

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  • Available for same-day service
  • Fully licensed and insured
  • Family owned and run

When the crown at the chimney top needs work

  • Dark streaks on the brick below the top
  • Moss or growth holding on the crown
  • A flat top with no visible slope
  • Sections of crown that look lifted
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Getting the chimney crown right in Pompano Beach

An earlier crown coating that is peeling

A crown coating that lifts at the edges or blisters in the middle has lost its bond. Water may be getting behind it. Once that happens, the membrane can hold moisture against the concrete instead of keeping it out.

We check whether the failed coating can be removed cleanly and whether the concrete beneath is still sound. If it is, a fresh application may be possible after preparation. If the crown has deteriorated under the old membrane, we explain replacement. Either way, the peeling layer comes off before anything new goes on.

The written record after crown repair

When the job is done, you receive a written record of the work. It says what was removed, what was applied or formed, and how the flue joints were sealed. It also notes anything we saw that falls outside the crown.

Keep it with your home papers. If you sell the house, change contractors or call us about the chimney again, the record shows what was done at the top. It also makes a later assessment more specific, because nobody has to guess what material is up there.

Coating a newly formed crown

A new concrete crown does not always need a coating. A well-formed crown with slope, overhang, drip and sealed flue joints sheds water on its own. Some owners still ask for a coating as extra protection.

If you want one, we explain what the product adds and when it can be applied after the concrete has cured. The coating is listed as its own item. We would rather tell you it is optional than add it to every job without a reason.

The order of work at the chimney top

When several parts at the top need attention, the order matters. Loose brick below the crown is dealt with before anything else. The crown comes next, with its flue joints sealed. The cap and any damper go back on last.

Working in that order avoids fitting new parts over a surface that is about to change. We explain the sequence on your estimate and note which items you have approved. If you choose to delay one item, we explain how that affects the others.

What your crown estimate lists

  • Sealant joint around the flue tiles
  • Crack preparation before any coating
  • Debris removal and haul-away
  • Aftercare instructions for the new surface

Your chimney crown repair questions

Do I need to be home while you work on the crown?

Not always. We need access to the roof and a clear area below the chimney. Tell us about gates, pets or parked cars. We walk you through the findings before work starts and again when the job is finished.

What if my chimney has a metal top instead of concrete?

Some masonry chimneys carry a metal or stone top rather than cast concrete. A framed chimney with a sheet-metal cover has no crown at all. We identify which one you have before suggesting any crown work.

Can crown repair stop the stain on my ceiling?

It can, if the crown is the confirmed entry point. Stains near a chimney can also come from flashing, the cap or the brick face. We explain which parts we checked, and we add a hose water test only if this job calls for one.

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