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Storm-damaged chimneys assessed and repaired in Lauderhill

A blown-off cap or a lifted chase cover leaves the flue open to rain. We close it, then repair it properly.

  • Owned and run locally
  • Available for same-day service
  • Fully licensed and insured
  • Family owned and run

Storm damage visible from your yard

  • Leaves and twigs in the fireplace
  • Banging from the chimney top in gusts
  • Tree limb resting against the chimney
  • Metal pieces on the roof near the flue
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How we handle a chimney after a storm

If you smell gas after the storm

If you smell gas inside after a storm, get everyone out of the house straight away. From outside, call your gas utility or 911 and wait for them to clear the house. Leave light switches and appliances exactly as they are while you go.

Storm damage can affect gas lines and vents, and that danger has to be dealt with by the utility or responders before anything else. Chimney repairs come later, once the house has been declared safe. Nobody should go back inside to fetch belongings, open windows or look for the source.

Choosing the metal for a replacement part

Replacement caps and chase covers come in galvanized steel, stainless steel and sometimes copper. Each metal wears differently, and the right choice depends on the exposure and the parts it will touch.

We explain the options for your chimney and what each means for its life and its appearance. The metal chosen is named on the estimate, with its fasteners. If the old part rusted quickly, we explain whether a different metal would last longer on your chimney, and we say plainly when the difference would be small.

What to tell us after a storm

Tell us what you can see from the ground, what changed inside and when you noticed it. Mention water, debris in the fireplace and any pieces in the yard or on the roof.

Say whether the chimney is brick or stone, or a metal flue in a framed chase, if you know. If the chimney serves other appliances, mention them too. Those details let us plan the visit, choose the right access and bring the right materials for a temporary cover. You do not need to climb up or clear anything first.

A cap screen clogged with debris

Leaves and twigs driven by the wind can pack against a cap screen until little air passes. A clogged screen restricts the flow of smoke and can hold dry debris that burns if a fire is lit below.

We clear the screen as part of the storm inspection and check it for tears. If the screen was damaged by the debris, it is repaired or replaced. A screen that clogs often may be the wrong type for the chimney, and we explain the options. Keep the fireplace unlit until the screen has been cleared and checked.

Storm repairs you approve before work

  • Chimney top checked as a set
  • Temporary cover over an open flue
  • Fasteners matched to the cap metal
  • Crown cracks sealed or crown recast

Storm damage chimney questions in Lauderhill

Can you cover an open flue before the permanent repair?

Yes, once the roof is safe to work on. A temporary cover keeps rain and debris out while the permanent repair is arranged. It is listed and priced separately and is not described as the finished repair.

Do you replace chimney caps torn off by the wind?

Yes. The new cap is sized to the flue and fastened to the manufacturer's instructions. If the old cap failed at its fasteners, we explain what will hold the new one more securely.

Is there a discount on storm damage repairs?

Yes. Storm repairs you approve inside 72 hours of your free inspection are 10% off, and so is anything else booked with them. Both the inspection and the estimate cost nothing either way.

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