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Post-storm chimney checks and repairs in Pembroke Pines

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

Storm damage visible from your yard

  • Cap bent or hanging to one side
  • Flashing torn at the roof line
  • Chimney top leaning or out of line
  • Roof covering torn around the chimney
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Weather-tight first, then lasting storm repairs

Pieces of chimney in the yard

Brick fragments, mortar or metal in the yard after a storm may well have come from the chimney top. They show that something up there has moved, cracked or come apart.

Keep people and pets away from the area below the chimney, since more pieces may follow. Leave the fragments where they are if it is safe to do so. They help us see what failed. When we finish the repair, storm debris and the old material are cleaned up and hauled away.

Tree limbs and impact damage

A falling limb can crack a crown, break off top courses, bend a cap or tear flashing in one blow. The damage may extend past the point of impact.

Leave large limbs to a tree service to remove safely. Once the chimney is clear, we check the area the limb struck and the parts around it. Each repair is listed separately, from the cap to the masonry. If the impact loosened the chimney, we say so before recommending any lighter repair.

Wind-driven rain reaches the sides of the chimney

In a storm, rain does not only fall on the chimney top. Wind drives it against the sides, into mortar joints, around flashing and under any edge that has lifted. Brick industry guidance on water penetration treats wind-driven rain as its own problem.

That is why a chimney can leak in a storm and stay dry in ordinary rain. We check the faces and joints as well as the top. If the entry point is a porous face or open joints, we explain the repair that addresses it.

A family-owned team after the storm

We are a family-owned, locally owned company. The people who inspect your chimney after a storm explain what they found, part by part, before any repair is agreed.

After a storm, many things around the house need attention at once. We try to make the chimney part clear and simple: what happened to it, what it needs and in what order. If you want to see a damaged part before it is replaced, we show you. If a question comes up later, you know who to ask, and you get a straight answer.

The storm damage checks behind your estimate

  • Crown surface and edge check
  • Masonry and mortar at the top courses
  • Temporary cover over an open flue
  • Crown cracks sealed or crown recast

Common storm damage chimney questions

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.

How long before permanent storm repairs are finished?

It depends on the damage, the materials and the weather. The chimney is made weather-tight before anything else. Permanent repairs follow on the schedule we agree, and the estimate shows the order they happen in.

Does storm repair include clearing debris from the flue?

Clearing storm debris that blocks the flue, damper or smoke shelf is part of making the chimney safe to use. If the flue also needs a full sweep, that is listed as a separate service with its own price.

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