The chimney crown (the concrete cap on top) is your first defense against rain and snow. If it's cracked or deteriorating, water can seep in and cause serious internal damage.​

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Signs You Need Crown Repair:

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• Visible cracks or crumbling edges

• Water leaking into fireplace

• Moss or vegetation growing on the crown

Brick is porous - & your chimney absorbs water like a sponge. Our treatment penetrates deep into the masonry, creating an invisible barrier that blocks moisture but still lets your chimney breathe.

• Prevents brick spalling, mold, & efflorescence

• Extends chimney lifespan

• Comes with multi-year protection warranties

Chimney flashing is the metal seal where your chimney meets the roof. If it’s loose, rusted, or improperly installed, you could be looking at water damage in the attic or ceiling.

Our Flashing Services:

• New flashing installation 

• Resealing with high-temp waterproof barrier

• Flashing repair or replacement after storms 

Mortar joints deteriorate over time due to weather, age, and chimney fires. Repointing (or tuckpointing) involves removing damaged mortar and replacing it with fresh, matching material.

Why Repoint?

• Prevent structural failure

• Stop water intrusion

• Preserve the look of your home

Chimney smoke chamber repair refers to the process of fixing damage or deterioration within the smoke chamber of a masonry chimney. The smoke chamber is a crucial transitional area located above the firebox and below the flue. It's shaped like an inverted funnel and its purpose is to efficiently direct smoke and combustion gases from the wider firebox opening into the narrower flue.

A chimney cap is like a protective hat for your chimney, primarily serving to:

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  *  Keep out water: Preventing rain and snow from damaging the chimney structure and causing leaks.
  *  Block debris and animals: Stopping leaves, twigs, and critters from entering and causing blockages or hazards.
   * Improve draft: Helping smoke flow upwards consistently by deflecting wind.
   * Prevent sparks: Containing embers to reduce the risk of roof fires.