Chimney flashing repair for homes in Imperial Point

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 Imperial Point 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

New mortar at the reglet

When a reglet is recut or refilled, new mortar or sealant shows along the joint. It may not match the old mortar at first, and some mismatch can remain as it weathers. On a chimney seen from the street, that line may be noticeable for a while.

Tell us if appearance matters to you. We can explain the choices for the joint, including a sealant color that sits closer to the mortar. Water tightness comes first, but we would rather talk about the look before the work than surprise you with a bright line afterward.

Water that shows up on a lower floor

Water that gets past chimney flashing may not appear right beside the chimney. It can run down inside a wall or along framing and show up on a lower ceiling, around a window or near the floor. The mark may be some distance from where the water entered.

Tell us about every place you have seen water, even if it seems unrelated. We trace likely paths from the roof junction downward. If the evidence suggests the water is entering somewhere other than the chimney, we say so rather than fitting the symptom to the flashing.

Booking a flashing check in Imperial Point

To book a flashing check in Imperial Point, call or use the form and tell us where the water appears. We ask a few questions about the roof and the chimney and then arrange the free inspection. The visit is booked around your schedule where we can.

Have someone at home who can show us the inside marks and give access to the attic, if there is one. The outside work does not need you on hand, but the conversation about findings is best in person. You receive the written estimate afterward, with time to consider it.