
Flashing repair at the roof and chimney joint in Croissant Park
Tell us where the water shows up. We trace it to the roof junction or rule the flashing out.
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Early flashing warnings at homes in Croissant Park
- Drips in the attic near the brick
- Dark or soft roof deck by the chimney
- Loose or missing corner pieces
- Wet attic insulation around the stack
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The roof junction flashing, face by face
Lifting shingles around the stack
On an asphalt shingle roof, the shingles around the chimney are usually lifted rather than torn off. The old step pieces slide out and new ones go in, each tucked under its course. The counter flashing then comes down over them from the brick.
Shingles that have gone brittle may crack as they are lifted. When that seems likely, we say so beforehand and list replacement shingles as a separate item. Keep any spare bundles from the original roof if you have them. They help the area around the chimney blend with the rest of the roof.
The joint that holds the counter flashing
Counter flashing is only as secure as the mortar it is set into. If the bed joints near the roof line are soft or open, the edge can loosen over time. Water then runs behind the metal instead of over it.
We look at the mortar above and beside the reglet. If the joints are sound, the flashing work stays within the metal and its seal. If they are not, we list repointing as a separate item. We also explain whether the flashing should wait until that masonry work is done.
A wet ceiling with a dry firebox
Where the water appears inside can hint at the path. If the ceiling or wall beside the chimney is wet while the firebox and damper stay dry, the roof junction is a likely suspect. If the firebox is wet, water may be coming in at the top of the flue instead.
Neither pattern is proof on its own, but it tells us where to start. Tell us whether you have seen water inside the fireplace itself. We then check the flashing and the top together, and the findings say which evidence pointed where.
Being home for the inspection
You do not need to climb anything or stand on the roof during the inspection in Croissant Park. What helps most is showing us the marks inside and answering questions about when they appear. That part takes a short time.
If you cannot be home, someone else who knows the history can stand in, or you can describe it by phone beforehand. We still check the attic and the interior marks where we can reach them. The findings and the estimate are then explained to you directly, in person or by phone.
What a flashing quote in Croissant Park should name
- Counter flashing and its mortar joint
- Underlayment at the chimney face
- Crown and cap noted as separate items
- Access plan for roof height and pitch
Before you approve flashing work in Croissant Park
Do you need to cut into the brick to fix the flashing?
Sometimes. Counter flashing is usually set into a mortar joint, and if the old joint is too worn to hold it, a fresh reglet is cut. The dust is controlled and cleaned up, and any repointing beyond the reglet is a separate item.
Can you repair flashing where a metal roof meets the chimney?
Yes, with details that follow the panel profile and the roofing maker's instructions. We identify the panel type first. If cutting or refitting panels is better done by a roofer, the estimate says so and shows where our part of the work ends.
What should I mention when I book a flashing check?
Where the water appears, whether it shows during rain or later, the roof covering and any earlier repairs at the chimney. If you have papers from past roof or chimney work, keep them handy. Rough answers are fine.
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Chimney & Fireplace Brands We Work With
DuraVent 
Olympia Chimney and Venting Copperfield Chimney Supply 
Rutland Heatilator Heat & Glo

