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Your chimney crown repair team in Eagle Creek

Tell us what you see from the yard. Our crew handles the roof, the crown and the cleanup, starting with a free inspection.

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Every crown repair item, in writing, for Eagle Creek

  1. Condition of the crown edges and overhang
  2. Bond break and sealant joint at each flue
  3. Removal of failed coatings, tar or caulk
  4. Sealant at a metal liner top plate

What goes into a lasting crown repair

Protecting the roof during crown work

Crown work puts people, tools and concrete right above your roof. Our crew lays protection under the chimney, keeps materials on boards and plans a path across the roof that avoids fragile spots.

When the job is done, we clear dust and chips from the roof and the gutters around the chimney. If we notice roof damage near the chimney that was there before we started, we point it out so you know, and we never fold roofing into the crown price without asking.

We also think about where the old concrete goes. Carrying it down in buckets or bags takes longer than tossing it, but it keeps shingles, tile and plants safe. Fresh concrete gets the same care, mixed and carried so drips stay off the roof.

Crowns that cover more than one flue

A chimney that serves two fireplaces, or a fireplace and another appliance, has several flues coming up through one crown. Each flue needs its own bond break and sealant joint, and the crown has to slope away from all of them at once.

Multi-flue crowns take more form work and more care around each liner. Our crew checks every flue tile for cracks and height before pricing the job. The estimate lists the flues by location, so you know each one was looked at.

Flues also differ in height and condition. One tile may be cracked while another is fine, or one flue may no longer be used. We note each one so the crown plan fits the chimney as it is, and any flue repairs appear as separate lines you can decide on.

Moss and debris on the crown

A crown with moss, leaves or dark growth on it stays damp longer after every rain. The growth holds water against the concrete and hides cracks underneath it.

Our crew clears the surface before inspecting, so we see the real condition. If the crown underneath is sound, cleaning it and correcting the drainage or adding a coating may be all it needs.

Growth on the crown also keeps the top damp, which wears out any coating sooner. After cleaning, our technicians look at why it was growing, whether shade, debris or a low spot, and address the cause when it is part of the crown repair.

A second opinion on a crown estimate

If another company told you the crown needs a full rebuild, or that a coating will do, a second look can help. Crown recommendations depend on what the concrete underneath is doing, and different inspectors check different things.

Our free inspection gives you an independent answer in writing. We tell you where we agree with the earlier estimate and where we see it differently, and why.

A second opinion does not mean the first one was wrong. It means you get a clearer picture before spending money. If we agree with the earlier recommendation, we tell you that too, and we will never invent extra work to justify the visit.

Chimney crown repair questions in Eagle Creek

How soon can I use the fireplace after a new crown?

It depends on the material. A coating needs dry hours to set, and a newly cast crown needs time to cure before a hot fire runs beneath it. We give you the waiting time for your product in writing at handover.

Does a new crown come with a new cap?

Not automatically. If your cap is rusted or loose, we list a cap replacement as its own line so you can decide. When both are done together, the cap is fitted after the crown has cured enough to take fasteners.

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