Chimney stone repair for homes in Brickell Key
Tell us which stones moved and where, and we will define the repair area with you.
- Owned and run locally
- Available for same-day service
- Fully licensed and insured
- Family owned and run
Stone and joint problems to point out
- Open or crumbling joints between stones
- Pieces of stone or mortar on the roof
- Flaking layers on the face of a stone
- Caulk or foam from earlier quick fixes
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Stone chimney work explained
Open joints in the upper courses
The joints nearest the top of a stone chimney take the most rain and wind. They are often the first to open, and water that enters there can run down through the chimney behind the stone face.
We give the upper joints close attention during the inspection. Repointing them is often one of the most useful repairs on a stone chimney. If the top above them sheds water poorly, we explain how that adds to the wear and list the top repair as a separate item.
Sealers and repellents on chimney stone
The manufactured stone guide sends questions about sealers and repellents to the stone's own maker. Some products suit a given stone and some do not. National Park Service guidance also warns that coatings can trap moisture or change the look of masonry. A sealer applied over open joints can also hide defects that still let water in.
If a water repellent suits your stone, it goes on after repairs and curing, as a separate item. Waterproofing is its own service. We tell you plainly when a sealer would add little, or when it could do harm on your particular stone.
Deciding on the stone work after your inspection
After your free inspection, you have time to consider the estimate. Book the stone work within 72 hours of that inspection, and 10% comes off the service. The discount applies to whatever scope you approve. The window counts from your own inspection date, whenever that falls.
If you need longer, take it, because the window affects only the discount. The estimate, its line items and the reasoning behind them stay the same. Ask us to go through any item again before you decide, including the options you are unsure about.
The people who repair your stone
We are a family-owned, locally owned company, and the team that inspects your stone chimney is the team that repairs it. The reasoning behind the estimate stays with the work from start to finish. You also know exactly who to contact if a question comes up after the job.
Ask anything, from why a joint is raked by hand to how a replacement stone was chosen. Good stone repair depends on choices you understand. We would rather explain something twice than leave you guessing about what is happening on your roof.
What a stone chimney quote lists
- Raking deteriorated joints back to sound mortar
- Joint profile and color matched to existing
- Water-resistive barrier lapped back behind veneer
- Weep screed cleared or reset at the base
Questions on veneer and natural stone
Can the original stones go back after they come loose?
Usually, if the stone itself is sound. We clean its back and the setting surface, check the backing, and reset it in fresh mortar. Cracked or badly eroded pieces may need replacing, and we show you which ones first.
Can you find replacement stones that match my chimney?
Sometimes exactly, sometimes only closely. Manufactured stone lines change, and natural stone varies by source. Paperwork naming the product helps. We show you options before any new stone goes on the chimney.
Is same-day service available for loose chimney stone?
Same-day service is available when the schedule allows, often to assess a loose stone or make an area safe. Resetting and repointing need curing time, so most stone repairs take more than one visit.
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Chimney & Fireplace Brands We Work With
DuraVent 
Olympia Chimney and Venting 
Copperfield Chimney Supply 
Rutland 
Heatilator 
Heat & Glo