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Chimney flashing repair in Camellia Gardens

Fix the metal, not just the caulk. Free inspection in Camellia Gardens, then a clear written scope from our family team.

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Flashing details we put in writing in Camellia Gardens

The estimate for your Camellia Gardens chimney spells out these items, so you can compare it with any other quote.

  1. Back pan or cricket on the uphill side
  2. Old tar, caulk and patch metal to remove
  3. Attic side of the chimney, where reachable
  4. Crown, cap and brick checked as other water paths

Chimney flashing details that matter in Camellia Gardens

Our team in Camellia Gardens walks every homeowner through points like these.

Nails driven through exposed flashing

Fasteners belong where the next layer covers them. Nails driven through the face of exposed flashing, a common shortcut in patch repairs, leave holes that depend entirely on a dab of sealant and often rust out around the head.

We look for exposed heads along the apron, the counter flashing and any patch metal. Where they appear, the lasting fix is usually new metal fastened in the covered zone rather than more sealant over each nail. The count and location of exposed fasteners go into our written notes.

Water can travel before it shows inside

A stain on the ceiling a few feet from the chimney does not mean the water entered above that spot. Water that gets past flashing can run along the roof deck, a rafter or the chimney's outer face before it drips onto drywall.

We trace the path from the outside in, beginning at the flashing and following the likely route. Where attic access allows, we look at the decking and framing around the chimney for water marks. The written findings explain how the entry point and the stain connect, or where that link is still uncertain.

Roof pitch, height and access

How the crew reaches the chimney affects the time, equipment and care the job needs. A steep pitch, a two-story eave or a chimney tucked between rooflines calls for more setup than a low, gentle roof.

We assess access during the free inspection and explain what equipment will be used and where ladders will stand. If plantings, screen enclosures, solar panels or skylights sit near the work, tell us so the plan protects them from the start.

Painting flashing to match the chimney

Some homeowners want the flashing painted to match the brick, the stucco or the roof. Paint can protect certain steels and make the junction less noticeable from the street, but it must suit the metal and go on a clean, prepared surface.

We tell you which flashing metals take paint well and which are better left bare. If you choose paint, the product and color are recorded in your scope so the finish can be matched later.

Before your flashing job in Camellia Gardens

If your question is not here, our Camellia Gardens team is a phone call away.

Does my chimney need a cricket?

The Florida Building Code, Residential, calls for a cricket on the ridge side of a chimney more than 30 inches wide. We measure your chimney and tell you whether the rule applies. Cricket work is quoted on its own line.

Is there a charge for the flashing inspection?

No. The inspection and the written estimate are free, with no obligation. Book within 72 hours after the inspection and the estimate shows 10% off.

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