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Chimney crown repair for Callahan homes

Stop rain at the top of your chimney. Our crown specialists repair, coat or rebuild the crown and leave your roof clean.

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What the free crown inspection looks at

  1. Condition of the crown edges and overhang
  2. Sealant at a metal liner top plate
  3. Debris removal and roof cleanup
  4. Roof access plan for the height and pitch

Chimney crown repair, explained for Callahan homeowners

Broken corners and crumbling crown edges

Crown edges and corners take the most weather and usually fail first. Once a corner breaks off, water runs into the gap and the damage spreads along the edge. Homeowners often find the broken pieces on the roof, in the gutter or in a flower bed.

Small edge damage on a sound crown can sometimes be rebuilt with a repair mortar made for the job. When the edges are crumbling all the way around, a new crown is the honest answer. We show you the damaged sections so the recommendation makes sense to you.

Fallen pieces can also scuff shingles and clog gutters and downspouts. When our crew repairs a crown, we collect loose pieces from the roof and the gutters around the chimney, so the damage stops spreading once the crown itself is fixed.

Crowns on stucco-finished chimneys

On a stucco chimney, the crown edge has to throw water clear of the stucco. If water runs behind the finish at the top, it can travel down between the stucco and the block or brick and show up far below as cracks or bulges.

We check how the crown edge meets the stucco and whether the finish is sound near the top. Stucco repair, if needed, is a separate line from the crown. Our pros handle both, so one crew keeps the whole top of the chimney watertight.

Stucco chimneys often have a crown built flush with the finish and no overhang at all. Adding a proper overhang and drip during a crown rebuild keeps water off the stucco face. Our technicians explain how that changes the look before the forms go up.

Crown repair in Callahan and across Orange County

Our crew repairs chimney crowns throughout Orange County, including Callahan. The inspection, the estimate and the work all come from the same local, family-owned team.

When you call, our office answers, and the technician who inspects your crown can answer your questions on the spot. 10% comes off any service you book within 72 hours after your free inspection.

When you call, tell us a good time to reach you and whether mornings or afternoons suit you. Our office sets up the inspection around that and confirms it with you before the technician heads out.

Rebuilding one section of a crown

When one side or corner of a crown has failed and the rest is solid, rebuilding that section can make sense. The new section is tied into sound concrete and shaped to match the existing slope and edge.

Partial rebuilds only work when the old concrete really is sound. Our crew tests it first. If it falls short, we recommend the full crown instead and tell you why.

A partial rebuild still gets the same care at the flue, the edge and the drip. The new section is shaped to shed water toward the edge and away from the seam with the old concrete. When it is done well, it is hard to tell where the new section starts.

Quick answers on chimney crown repair

How can you tell a crown leak from a flashing leak?

Water from a cracked crown tends to show up inside the flue or the firebox, while flashing leaks usually stain the ceiling or wall beside the chimney. Both can happen at once. Our technician checks the crown, the cap, the flashing and the brick during the free inspection and tells you which one is letting water in.

Is crown repair covered by a warranty?

Crown work falls under our workmanship warranty, with our 100% satisfaction guarantee alongside it. The warranty terms for your job are written on the estimate, so you know what is covered before you approve the work.

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