
Restoring chimney brickwork in Poinsettia Heights
A free inspection of the brickwork, then a written estimate that separates joints, units and larger sections.
- Owned and run locally
- Available for same-day service
- Fully licensed and insured
- Family owned and run
Signs the chimney brickwork needs attention
- Bricks that rock or sit loose
- Dark damp patches that stay after rain
- Plants growing from chimney joints
- Paint peeling off chimney brick
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Brickwork repairs that suit what is there
Framing too close to chimney masonry
The Florida Building Code keeps combustible materials a set distance from a masonry chimney and requires fireblocking where it passes floors and ceilings. Renovation work sometimes brings framing, trim or insulation right up against the masonry.
We look for that during attic and interior checks. Correcting a clearance problem may involve another trade, and we explain what it means for using the fireplace. The finding is listed separately from the masonry repair, so it does not get lost in a long estimate.
When removal uncovers more damage
Masonry can look sound on the surface and be soft behind. Once damaged units or joints are opened, the extent can prove larger than the visit could show.
We explain this possibility on the estimate and say how it will be handled. If we find more, we stop, show you what was uncovered and price the extra work as a separate item. Nothing beyond the approved scope goes ahead without your agreement, so the final bill reflects what you chose.
When a leak is the main concern
If water is getting into the house and its entry point is still unclear, chimney leak repair is the better starting point. Its job is to isolate where water enters before any part is repaired.
Masonry damage may turn out to be the cause, or only a symptom of water entering elsewhere. Once the entry is known, the masonry repair is priced on its own. We explain which route fits what we saw so you do not pay for masonry work that leaves the leak in place.
Metal set into the joints in salt air
Flashing edges, clips and anchors that are set into mortar joints sit in a damp spot, and near the sea the salt air speeds their corrosion. Rust at a joint can open it and let water behind the flashing.
When masonry repairs near the roof line involve those metal parts, we check their condition and replace corroded pieces. Metals are chosen to suit the salt exposure and the metals around them, and the estimate names the material for each part.
Chimney masonry work, itemized
- Cut-out and replacement of broken units
- Access equipment and roof protection
- Debris removal and haul-away
- Tie-in with crown and flashing work noted
Brick and mortar repair questions
Where do replacement bricks come from?
We look for new brick close in size, color and texture, and sound salvaged units where they suit the job. We show you the options before the work, since an exact match may not exist.
Can painted chimney brick be repaired?
Yes, though paint can hide damage and trap moisture. We look at where the paint is failing and what lies beneath. Whether to remove or renew the paint is a separate decision from the masonry repair.
Is there a discount if I book the masonry work soon?
Yes. When you book within 72 hours of the free inspection at your home, 10% comes off any service on the estimate. The scope and materials do not change because of it.
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Chimney & Fireplace Brands We Work With
DuraVent 
Olympia Chimney and Venting Copperfield Chimney Supply 
Rutland Heatilator Heat & Glo
