
Chimney reflashing and flashing repairs in Hillsboro Beach
Reseal, reset or reflash, chosen from what we find at your chimney rather than from a price list.
- Owned and run locally
- Available for same-day service
- Fully licensed and insured
- Family owned and run
Flashing problems we look for in Hillsboro Beach
- Counter flashing standing away from the brick
- Gaps along the top edge of the metal
- Leak that started after a roof replacement
- Crumbling mortar right at the roof line
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What goes into a lasting flashing repair
Choosing the metal for the new pieces
Flashing metal has to resist corrosion and hold its shape where the chimney meets the roof. Brick industry guidance favors stainless steel and copper for chimney work. It advises against aluminum set into fresh mortar, because the alkalis in mortar attack it. Copper can stain the masonry below it.
We explain which metal we propose and why it suits your chimney and roof. If an earlier repair mixed metals, we point that out, because some metals corrode faster where they touch. The metal named in the estimate is the metal that goes on the roof.
Flashing at a framed chimney chase
Some chimneys are a metal flue inside a framed box covered with siding or stucco. Where that chase passes through the roof, the flashing ties into the wall covering and its weather barrier rather than into masonry. The detail looks more like a wall flashing than a brick one.
We check the base pieces, the wall covering above them and how the barrier behind the siding laps over the metal. If the framing inside the chase has softened, that is chase repair, which is written as a separate scope. The flashing work stays with the roof junction.
What to mention when you book
A few details make the first visit more useful. Share what you know, even if some answers are rough guesses.
If you have papers from past roof or chimney work, keep them handy for the visit. We use them as background and still check the junction in person, because a past invoice cannot show how the metal looks today.
- Where the water or stain appears inside the house
- Whether it shows during rain or some time after
- The roof covering and roughly when it was installed
- Any earlier repair at the chimney and who did it
Crown flashing is a separate job
Brick industry details also place flashing under the crown at the top of a chimney, to keep water out of the space around the flue. That flashing belongs with the crown, not with the roof junction. It is built or repaired when the crown is.
We mention it because the two are sometimes confused in quotes. Flashing repair here means the roof junction. If the crown needs attention, it appears as a separate item under its own name, with its own reasons, so you can decide on each.
Line items in a flashing proposal
- Step flashing on each sloped side
- Hose water test when the job calls for it
- Access plan for roof height and pitch
- Openings covered at the end of each day
Asked often about chimney flashing
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 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.
What happens if you find soft roof deck under the flashing?
We stop and show you before doing anything more. Replacing the soft section is a separate item, and we explain whether our team or a roofer should handle it. Nothing extra goes ahead until you approve it.
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Chimney & Fireplace Brands We Work With
DuraVent 
Olympia Chimney and Venting Copperfield Chimney Supply 
Rutland Heatilator Heat & Glo