
Chimney tuckpointing for homes in Plantation
Say yes before 72 hours pass from your free inspection, and save 10% on the joint work.
- Owned and run locally
- Available for same-day service
- Fully licensed and insured
- Family owned and run
When chimney joints start to give way
- Joints on one face far worse than others
- Caulk pushed into open joints
- Dark wet patches that linger on the brick
- Water inside after rain on one side
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Mortar joint work behind a drier chimney
Pre-hydrating the mortar before repointing
Repointing mortar is usually mixed in two stages. Brick industry and federal preservation guidance both describe adding just enough water to make the dry mix hold together, letting it stand, then adding the rest. This reduces shrinkage once the mortar is in the joint.
Less shrinkage means fewer hairline gaps between the new mortar and the brick. It is a simple step that takes planning, because the mix has to rest before use. We build it into the day so the joints receive mortar that is ready rather than rushed.
Maintenance visits that recheck the joints
Periodic inspection of masonry is part of brick industry maintenance advice, with closer attention to chimneys because of their exposure. Joints tend to fail area by area, and small areas are easier to repoint than large ones.
A maintenance visit includes a look at the joints on the stack above the roof, the crown and the flashing line. We note changes since the last visit and tell you whether anything needs attention yet. Catching a small area early keeps the repair small. Ask about maintenance visits when you book your inspection.
Tuckpointing from a family-owned local team
Miami Chimney Repair is a family-owned, locally owned company. The joint findings are explained by us, and questions about the mortar and method come back to us rather than getting lost along the way.
Repointing rests on judgment at each step, from where to draw the boundary to when to tool a joint. We walk you through those calls in plain words. Upfront pricing with no hidden fees means the figure you agree to covers the joints on the estimate, and any change is raised with you before it happens.
Booking chimney repointing in Plantation
To arrange joint work in Plantation, phone us or send the form further down this page. Tell us what caught your eye on the chimney, and we will set up a free inspection at a time that works for you. There is nothing to prepare on the roof.
During the visit, we check the joints and the parts that shed water onto them, then talk you through what we found. The written estimate lists each area. Say yes within 72 hours following that free inspection, and a 10% discount is taken off the services you book.
Joint repair items on a written estimate
- Removal of mortar slivers on brick edges
- Curing care for the new joints
- Upfront price for each repointing area
- Mortar strength kept below the brick
Chimney mortar questions we hear
Can you repoint only the worst joints on the chimney?
Sometimes. Where damage is confined, spot repointing can be sensible. Brick industry guidance also suggests repointing every joint in an affected area, because it is hard to tell which joints admit water. We explain the boundary we recommend.
Do you use power tools to remove old chimney mortar?
Hand tools are the least likely to damage brick edges. Power tools can help on some horizontal joints in skilled hands, but head joints are cleared by hand. We explain the method before work starts.
Will you repoint the joints inside my firebox as well?
Firebox joints use refractory mortar and belong to firebox repair, a separate service. Chimney tuckpointing covers the exterior masonry. If both need work, each is priced on its own line so you can decide.
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Chimney & Fireplace Brands We Work With
DuraVent 
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Rutland Heatilator Heat & Glo

