We perform pretty much any type of chimney repair you can imagine. Listed below is some of our most popular types of repair work that we do.
Damper Repair

If your damper is rusted out and not working properly don't fear! We have ways of breaking the damper open or replacing it with a Rooftop Damper. Call us today for a Free Fireplace Damper Quote

Tuck-pointing

Tuck pointing is the process of repairing a mortar joint in a brick wall, and comes from the process of tucking the mortar into a damaged mortar joint with a pointing trowel. This is critical maintenance because it keeps water from entering into the brick wall cavity, which can cause brick failure such as cracking. The brick face may even pop off the chimney, a condition called spalling. Fixing the cracks in the chimney’s joints can save costly repairs in the future.
The process of repairing a mortar joint in a brick wall is called "tuck pointing." The term comes from the process of tucking mortar into the damaged mortar joint with the point of a trowel called a "pointing trowel." Tuck pointing is a critical maintenance task and keeps water from entering the brick wall cavity. If water is allowed to get past the mortar and into the wall, brick failure may occur such as cracking or spalling (popping off of the brick face). Failure to fix cracks in your joints can lead to very costly repairs the longer it is left unfixed.

Crown Repair

The very top of the Chimney is referred to as the Crown which covers and seals the top of the Chimney from the flue tiles to the edge of the Chimney. If your Chimney Crown is showing cracks and/or deteriorating please call us as soon as possible to help prevent further damage, costs and harm to your home from Water Damage. Cracks in the crown can result in costly roof and interior damage from water leaking thru the Chimney.

Sealing your Chimney!

One of the most important things that Homeowners often forget. Most Masonry materials absorb large amounts of water because they are porous. Common brick can absorb water and wick moisture to the chimney interior like a sponge. In winter months when we hit temperatures of 32 degrees or below the water will freeze and thaw causing expansion and retraction resulting in cracks throughout the crown and mortar joints.

Sealing your chimney will prevent water absorption and will lengthen the life of your chimney! Saving you thousands of dollars in repairs to your Chimney and Home.