Chimney damage assessed and repaired in Boca Raton
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Chimney damage around homes in Boca Raton
- Damp patches near the fireplace wall
- A gap between chimney and house wall
- Soft siding around a framed chase
- Plants rooting in the chimney joints
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Chimney damage repair, one part at a time
A ceiling stain beside the chimney
A brown ring on the ceiling next to the chimney can have more than one source. It may come from the flashing, from the top of the chimney, from the masonry face or from the roof covering nearby. The stain alone cannot tell them apart.
Mention how long the mark has been there, whether it grows after heavy rain and whether it feels damp. We compare the inside mark with what we find outside and in the attic where there is access. The repair is priced only once the entry point is identified.
Chimney work before a new roof goes on
A roof replacement is a good moment to deal with the chimney. The flashing at the junction often gets replaced with the roof, and masonry repairs above it are easier before new roofing is laid around the base.
If a new roof is planned, tell us the timing and the roofer's scope. We look at the chimney first, so masonry and top repairs can be finished before the new covering goes on. That order avoids opening fresh roofing later to reach a chimney problem that was already there.
Different metals touching can corrode
When two different metals touch in the presence of water, one of them can corrode faster than it would on its own. On a chimney this can happen where a new cap meets old flashing or where fasteners differ from the sheet they hold.
We look at what metals are already in place before choosing new ones. Replacement parts are selected so they sit well with the metals around them, or they are separated where that is not possible. The estimate names the metal for each new part.
A flat metal top that holds water
On a framed chase, the metal cover on top should shed water off its edges. A flat or sagging cover lets water pool, and pooled water rusts the metal and finds its way down through seams and fastener holes.
Rust streaks down the chase and staining inside are common results. We check the shape, the seams and the storm collar around the flue pipe. Chase cover replacement handles a new cover, while damage to the enclosure below is priced as a separate repair.
Scope lines after a chimney damage inspection
- Crown crack sealing or recasting
- Debris cleanup and haul-away
- Check of anything fastened to the chimney
- Mortar smears cleaned from finished brick
Before you approve chimney damage repairs
Will you start the repair on the day of the inspection?
Only if you approve the scope and the job suits it. Same-day work is available when the schedule allows. Larger repairs usually need materials ordered and dry weather, so they follow on an agreed date.
Can you tell whether water comes from the chimney or the roof?
Often, yes. We look at the flashing, the top of the chimney and the roof covering nearby. Where the source is still unclear, a hose water test on one area at a time can separate them.
Can you finish a repair another company started?
We can assess it. We look at what was done, what remains open and whether the earlier work is sound, then price the remaining repair as its own scope for you to approve.
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Chimney & Fireplace Brands We Work With
DuraVent 
Olympia Chimney and Venting 
Copperfield Chimney Supply 
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Heatilator 
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