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Our Services
Chimney Rebuild
Chimney Tuckpointing
Chimney Flashing
When the mortar AND brick have crumbled, a chimney rebuild is needed. Our chimney rebuilds include tear down of the existing structure and debris disposal of the old decayed brick. The chimney will then be built back up using new brick and mortar and finished with crown/wash. Brick color, mortar color and decorative corbel style options
When the mortar AND brick have crumbled, a chimney rebuild is needed. Our chimney rebuilds include tear down of the existing structure and debris disposal of the old decayed brick. The chimney will then be built back up using new brick and mortar and finished with crown/wash. Brick color, mortar color and decorative corbel style options can all be discussed to give your chimney a fresh new designer look.
Chimney Flashing
Chimney Tuckpointing
Chimney Flashing
The flashing is where your roof meets your chimney. Its purpose is to create a watertight seal that protects against moisture and penetration. When properly installed, chimney flashing can last more than 30 years, depending on factors such as where you live, the shape and size of your chimney and the materials used.
Chimney Tuckpointing
Chimney Tuckpointing
Chimney Tuckpointing
Did you know that all masonry chimneys must be repaired at some point?
Mortar joints are damaged by harsh weather conditions, including excessive amounts of water. Moisture can even damage rock masonry when water penetrates due to weakened mortar joints. "Tuckpointing" is the repair process that stops the destruction and improves overall strength.
Chimney Sweep
Chimney Inspection
Chimney Tuckpointing
Although many chimney practices have changed over the years, chimney sweeping is still done the traditional way with brushes and rods. With guidelines from the Chimney Safety Institute of America and the National Fire Protection Association, the flue is visually inspected to determine if a sweeping is needed and type of brush required.
Although many chimney practices have changed over the years, chimney sweeping is still done the traditional way with brushes and rods. With guidelines from the Chimney Safety Institute of America and the National Fire Protection Association, the flue is visually inspected to determine if a sweeping is needed and type of brush required. The surrounding area is then prepped with a drop cloth, vacuum and additional dust control, as needed. The brush is attached to a semi-flexible rod, inserted past the damper area, with additional rods added until the peak is reached. There are various stages of creosote so a visual inspection prior to running brushes is imperative to determine if a basic sweep is needed or if more aggressive tactics are necessary.
Crown Repair
Chimney Inspection
Chimney Inspection
When you light a fire in your fireplace or wood stove in the winter, the chimney heats up and cools down. As temperatures drop below freezing, any water that is absorbed into your chimney crown from rainfall will freeze and thaw, causing expansion and contraction. This process eventually causes your crown to crack and deteriorate, which i
When you light a fire in your fireplace or wood stove in the winter, the chimney heats up and cools down. As temperatures drop below freezing, any water that is absorbed into your chimney crown from rainfall will freeze and thaw, causing expansion and contraction. This process eventually causes your crown to crack and deteriorate, which is why it is important to prevent water from absorbing into the chimney crown in the first place.
Depending on the severity of damage, the crown will either need to be repaired or totally replaced.
Chimney Inspection
Chimney Inspection
Chimney Inspection
A qualified chimney inspection can boost your fireplace’s performance and relieve you of your fire and carbon monoxide worries. Our specialists have a keen eye for soot, cracks, obstructions, and creosote buildup, and they’re equipped with the tools and experience to get your fireplace running safely and efficiently. Other companies may i
A qualified chimney inspection can boost your fireplace’s performance and relieve you of your fire and carbon monoxide worries. Our specialists have a keen eye for soot, cracks, obstructions, and creosote buildup, and they’re equipped with the tools and experience to get your fireplace running safely and efficiently. Other companies may invent superfluous charges, but our technicians take pride in integrity. Let us help you assess the flaws, risks, and maintenance options for free. The warmth and safety of you and your family come first. Schedule an inspection so we can help provide that.
Cultured Stone
Cultured Stone
Cultured Stone
All the benefits of a standard rock fireplace without the limits of real stone. Cultured or “manufactured stone” is cast in concrete and comes purpose-ready for your fireplace needs. You pick the size, shape, and color of the fireplace, and we do the rest.
Firebox Repair
Cultured Stone
Cultured Stone
Cracks in your firebox (the open space where you burn fires) might seem harmless. In fact, if excess smoke and heat seeps into your home through those gaps, it can ignite and damage the walls. A qualified mason could seal those gaps and keep you burning safe.
Roof Leaks
Cultured Stone
Wood Stoves
“While you’re up there, could you check on that leak for me?” - Actually yes, yes we can! Many of our chimney technicians are also qualified roofing contractors as well. Need some flashing fixed or a vent boot calked? Let us know!
Wood Stoves
Fireplace Inserts
Wood Stoves
“Iron Stoves” have been a tried-and-true heat source since Benjamin Franklin first introduced them as an efficient alternative to the open fireplace. The materials and methods might have modernized over the decades, but the classic wood stove will never go out of fashion.
Fireplace Inserts
Fireplace Inserts
Fireplace Inserts
A fireplace insert is an iron or steel box that fits inside your existing chimney. It looks rustic, it improves efficiency, and it saves money on heating. All the warm ambience of a regular fireplace with half the energy cost.
Damper Repair
Fireplace Inserts
Fireplace Inserts
The damper is the “lid” inside your chimney flue. A broken damper means downdrafts can enter your home through the fireplace, making your house breezy in the winter and hot in the summer. Why pay to heat the outdoors every night when you could hire our technicians once?