Chimney Repair

Chimney repair, rebuilds and flashing

Most chimney leaks are a failed crown, open joints or bad flashing. We find the actual path the water takes and close it.

What's included

Scope we cover as standard

  • Crown repair and replacement
  • Repointing and brick replacement
  • Partial and full chimney rebuilds
  • Step and counter flashing
  • Liners, caps and spark arrestors
  • Waterproofing and leak diagnosis
Before: crumbling chimney crown with spalled brick and open joints around the flue tiles
Mason chiselling out failed brick and mortar from the chimney crown during a rebuild
New chimney crown poured over wire mesh inside timber formwork around the flue and vent

Process

How a chimney repair job runs

  1. 01

    Site visit and scope

    We walk the property, measure and write a scope you can price against.

  2. 02

    Fixed, line-item quote

    Labour, materials, allowances and contingency listed openly — no lump-sum guesswork.

  3. 03

    Build and sign-off

    One supervisor, a published schedule and a walk-through punch list before final payment.

Questions

Chimney Repair FAQs

After: rebuilt and painted chimney with a new cap standing clean above the roofline
Why does my chimney leak only in heavy rain?
Wind-driven rain finds open mortar joints, a cracked crown or lifted flashing. We inspect all three before quoting.
Can a leaning chimney be saved?
Sometimes, if the footing is sound. Where movement is structural we rebuild from the roofline or the base.