
Chimney flashing reset, resealed or replaced in Aventura
Old roof cement is treated as evidence rather than a repair before any new flashing is proposed.
- Owned and run locally
- Available for same-day service
- Fully licensed and insured
- Family owned and run
Marks and gaps that suggest flashing failure
- Peeling paint on the wall near the fireplace
- Wet attic insulation around the stack
- Metal bent or lifted after strong wind
- Crumbling mortar right at the roof line
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How our team handles flashing in Aventura
An open roof at the end of the day
Some flashing jobs take more than one working day, especially when tile has to come up or a reglet has to be recut. Roofing left open overnight invites water in. When work stops for the day, any opening at the chimney is covered before we leave.
The estimate says whether the job is expected to run past one day. If weather changes the plan partway through, we tell you what is covered, what is finished and what remains. You should not have to guess the state of your roof between visits.
Reseal, reset or replace
Flashing repairs fall into a few kinds, and the right one depends on what failed. We explain which kind fits your chimney in Aventura and why.
A smaller repair is reasonable when the failure is local. A full reflash needs its own reasons, and we write them down so you can weigh them.
- Resealing a reglet or lap where the metal itself is sound
- Resetting counter flashing that has pulled out of its joint
- Replacing pieces on one face where the metal has failed
- Reflashing every face when the whole junction is worn
Findings explained before a decision
After the inspection in Aventura we go through the findings with you in plain words. We point out which parts of the flashing are sound, which have failed and which could not be judged without lifting roofing. Where something is a judgement call, we say so.
Ask as many questions as you need. It helps to know why a face is included, what a reglet is or why one metal was chosen over another. The decision stays with you, and the estimate stays valid while you think it over.
Flashing when the stack above the roof is rebuilt
If the chimney above the roof line has to be rebuilt, the flashing is tied into the new masonry as the work goes up. That is part of the rebuild scope, not a separate flashing job. New reglets are formed in the new joints.
We mention this because a flashing repair on a stack that needs rebuilding would be undone. If the masonry above the roof is loose, cracked through or leaning, we explain the rebuild question first. If it is sound, the flashing repair stands on its own.
Flashing details listed before you approve
- Tile breakage and replacement terms
- Old roof cement cleaned back or removed
- Wall joint beside an exterior chimney
- Hose water test when the job calls for it
Flashing questions before you book in Aventura
Does flashing repair mean the roof has to come off?
No. The work reaches only the roofing next to the chimney, which is lifted, set aside and put back around the new metal. If that roofing is too worn to reuse, we say so in the estimate and explain the options before you approve.
What does the flashing workmanship warranty cover?
It covers the flashing we installed and the way we installed it, as described in the written record. Parts of the roof or chimney outside the agreed scope are not included, which is why the scope is written out face by face.
What if my roofer says the chimney is causing the leak?
Our check covers the roof junction, the chimney top and the surrounding roofing, and then we explain the findings. If the flashing is sound, we say so plainly. The findings are written so you can share them with the roofer.
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Chimney & Fireplace Brands We Work With
DuraVent 
Olympia Chimney and Venting Copperfield Chimney Supply 
Rutland Heatilator Heat & Glo
