
Chimney flashing reset, resealed or replaced in Coral Springs
We separate flashing leaks from crown, cap and roofing leaks, so you pay for the part that failed.
- Owned and run locally
- Available for same-day service
- Fully licensed and insured
- Family owned and run
Flashing problems we look for in Coral Springs
- Counter flashing standing away from the brick
- Rust streaks on roofing below the chimney
- Leaks only when wind drives the rain
- Nail heads showing through the flashing
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What goes into a lasting flashing repair
Findings explained before a decision
After the inspection in Coral Springs 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.
Brick damage right at the roof line
The bricks just above the roof line can stay wet longer than the rest of the chimney, because runoff and splash from the roof keep hitting them. Over time their faces may flake or their joints may wash out, right where the counter flashing is set.
We check those courses closely. If the brick is sound, the counter flashing goes back into its joint. If faces are breaking away, the brick work is listed separately, and we explain whether it should happen before the new flashing goes in.
When the roofer and the chimney company disagree
It is common for a roofer to say the chimney is leaking and for a chimney company to say the roof is. You are left in the middle with a stain that keeps growing. The way out is evidence, not opinion.
We explain what we saw at the junction, what we saw elsewhere on the roof and what we could not check. If the flashing is sound, we say so plainly. Where the evidence points at roofing away from the chimney, the findings say that too, so you can take them back to the roofer.
Leaks that return after each patch
When a chimney junction has been patched several times and keeps leaking, another patch is unlikely to change the pattern. Each layer makes the next diagnosis harder, and the underlying lap is still wrong or the metal is still failing.
At that point we recommend looking at the whole junction rather than the latest wet spot. The estimate explains why a fuller repair is proposed and what it replaces. If you would prefer to try one more limited repair, we explain what it can and cannot be expected to do.
Scope notes for chimney flashing work
- Reglet condition and sealant
- Shingle condition next to the stack
- Mortar above and beside the reglet
- Debris cleaned up and hauled away
Flashing questions we hear in Coral Springs
What separates step flashing from counter flashing on a chimney?
Step flashing is the set of base pieces woven into the roofing along the sloped sides. Counter flashing comes down from the brick and covers the top of those pieces. The two overlap rather than join, so each stays with its own surface.
Will you need to go into the attic?
It helps if the attic is reachable. Stains, damp framing or wet insulation beside the chimney tell us a lot about where water gets in. Please clear a path to the hatch. If there is no access, we work from the roof and the rooms below.
Can I see what failed on the old flashing?
Yes. Ask before the work starts and we set the old pieces aside so you can see the rusted laps or short corners. The written record of the work also describes what we found when the old metal came out.
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Chimney & Fireplace Brands We Work With
DuraVent 
Olympia Chimney and Venting Copperfield Chimney Supply 
Rutland Heatilator Heat & Glo
