Chimney and roof repair at homes in Spring Garden
We look at the whole chimney, then repair only the parts that need it, with your approval at each step.
- Owned and run locally
- Available for same-day service
- Fully licensed and insured
- Family owned and run
Chimney damage that shows up indoors
- Mortar joints that look sandy or open
- Cracks that look wider than before
- Peeling paint on the chimney breast
- Old patches that keep failing
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From diagnosis to repair of chimney damage
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.
Plants rooting in the masonry
Vines, moss and small plants on a chimney hold moisture against the brick and push roots into open joints. As they grow, the joints open further and more water gets in.
Pulling established growth off by hand can take mortar and brick faces with it. We note where plants are rooted and include careful removal in the scope, followed by repair of the joints underneath. Keeping climbing plants trimmed away from the chimney afterwards helps the masonry dry between rains and slows the return of the problem.
The trouble with quick patch kits
Patch kits, spray sealants and roof cement promise a fast fix for chimney cracks and leaks. Applied over damp or broken material, they tend to fail and can make the real repair harder to carry out.
If you have already tried a patch, tell us what was used and where. We may need to remove it to see the damage beneath. There is no judgment in that, and knowing about it early keeps the estimate accurate. The removal is listed as its own step, so you can see what it adds before approving.
Tree limbs hanging over the chimney top
Overhanging branches can scrape a cap loose, drop leaves into an open flue and keep the chimney top shaded and damp. In strong wind, a limb can strike the stack itself.
Trimming trees is not part of our work, but we note branches that affect the chimney and suggest a tree service where needed. Damage already caused, such as a bent cap or chipped top courses, is assessed and priced along with any other findings. Leaves in the flue are cleared as part of that work.
Priced items for chimney and roof repair
- Crown crack sealing or recasting
- Water repellent after masonry repairs
- Listed replacement parts for metal chimneys
- Firebox and hearth findings noted separately
Chimney and roof repair questions
What happens during the free inspection for chimney damage?
We look at the accessible parts, from the fireplace opening to the top of the chimney, and connect what you noticed with the part behind it. You hear the findings on site, then receive a written estimate that lists each repair separately.
Do I need to know which part is damaged before I call?
No. Describe what you saw, where you saw it and when it started. A stain, a fallen piece of brick or a loose cap is enough for us to plan the visit and bring the right equipment.
Do you offer maintenance visits after a repair?
Yes. A maintenance visit lets us look at the repaired areas and the rest of the chimney again. Small defects are then found while they are still small and simple to fix.
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Our team will contact you to arrange your inspection.
Chimney & Fireplace Brands We Work With
DuraVent 
Olympia Chimney and Venting 
Copperfield Chimney Supply 
Rutland 
Heatilator 
Heat & Glo