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Keeping water out of your chimney is one of the most important things you should do to maintain your chimney and keep it in good working order and safe to burn. Water can enter a chimney in a variety of places - from the top of the chimney, through the flashing and even through the bricks or mortar joints on a masonry chimney stack, or through wood trim and corner boards on a prefab (wooden) chimney chase.

Prefab (wooden) chimney chases have rain pans that cover the top of the chase and prevent water from entering and causing costly water damage - including rusting of the flue pipes and fireboxes, and also rotten wood and mold. They also keep out animals, debris, and insects. Unfortunately, these rain pans rust out after a few years and must be replaced. We also see many homes with rain pans that are undersized and do not fit properly.

Masonry chimney stacks also become deteriorated from water entry, including cracked flue tile liners and loose bricks, which will result in very expensive repairs and can allow sparks to escape the chimney and ignite a house fire in walls and attics and result in death. A chimney cap will keep water from the flue. There are other solutions to prevent water entry from other areas on the chimney.

We have specific sealants made just for chimney crowns, flashing and brick work to stop water penetration. Some minor preventative maintenance goes a long way to extending the life of your chimney.

Call Us For Help

If you notice your chimney having issues, call us immediately! Our team works fast to inspect the situation, determine what work is necessary, and provide all of your chimney needs. We take pride in our work and go the extra mile to make sure you are satisfied. We provide quality work at a quality price!