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Chimney reflashing and flashing repairs in Grapeland Heights

A roof junction repaired properly once, rather than patched again after the next heavy rain.

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Signs the chimney flashing is letting water in

  • Damp wall next to the chimney breast
  • Thick black roof cement around the base
  • Broken tiles around the chimney base
  • Nail heads showing through the flashing
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What the workmanship warranty covers

Our flashing work carries a workmanship warranty. It covers the flashing we installed and the way we installed it, as described in the written record. It does not extend to parts of the roof or chimney that were outside the agreed scope.

That is one reason the scope matters. If the estimate says the crown or the masonry face was left as found, the warranty follows that line. Ask us before you approve how a later leak would be looked at, and we will explain how we separate our work from other sources.

When a reseal is the right answer

Resealing is sometimes all a chimney junction needs. If the metal is sound, the laps run the right way and only the sealant along the reglet has failed, new sealant can close the gap. That is a smaller job than replacing metal, and it should be priced as one.

We recommend a reseal only when the evidence supports it. If the metal is rusted, cut short or lapped wrongly, fresh sealant would hide the problem for a short time. In that case we explain why a reseal is not enough and what the fuller repair involves.

Dust and noise when a reglet is cut

Cutting or cleaning out a reglet makes dust, and some of it drifts. We plan for it by covering what needs covering below the chimney and keeping cars and outdoor furniture clear. Tell us about anything near the chimney that you want protected.

Close nearby windows while that part of the work is going on, and keep pets indoors. The noise is brief compared with the rest of the job. When the cutting is done, dust and debris are cleaned up and hauled away with the old metal.

Changing the scope after you approve

Sometimes a household decides to add a face, change the metal or hold part of the work for later after approving the estimate. That is fine. Tell us before the work date if you can, so materials and access can be adjusted.

Any change is written down as a revised item with its own figure, and you approve it before it is done. The same applies if we find something new once the roofing is open. Nothing is added to the job, or to the bill, without your agreement.

Your free flashing inspection looks at

  • Tile breakage and replacement terms
  • Crown and cap noted as separate items
  • Roofer coordination and scope boundary
  • Workmanship warranty on installed flashing

Questions about flashing repair

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.

Which metal do you use for new chimney flashing?

We choose it for the chimney and the roof, and brick industry guidance favors stainless steel or copper for chimney work. The code sets a minimum thickness for metal flashing. The estimate names the metal, so you know what goes on before you approve.

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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