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Chimney repointing by local pros in Eatonville

From the first chisel to the final brush, one family crew handles chimney tuckpointing in Eatonville.

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The joint plan our Eatonville crew puts on paper

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  1. Raking depth down to sound mortar
  2. Water sources found and noted
  3. Debris removal and site cleanup
  4. Workmanship warranty on the joints we finish

What goes into chimney tuckpointing in Eatonville

Practical points from our tuckpointing crew serving Eatonville.

Hard cement patches and chipped brick edges

Preservation Brief 2 explains that mortar stronger than the brick forces stresses to relieve through the brick itself. The telltale sign is chipped or broken brick edges around a hard, gray patch that is still perfectly intact.

If earlier repairs on your Eatonville chimney used a very hard mix, our masons remove it with care to avoid more edge damage, and the new mortar is matched to the brick. Bricks already broken by the old patch are noted separately for replacement. The old patch area is often where our crew spends the most careful time on the whole chimney.

A home inspection note about mortar

Home inspection reports often mention deteriorated or missing mortar on the chimney without saying how much or what the repair involves. That note is a reason for a closer look, and it helps to know the actual scope before closing.

Our free inspection in Eatonville turns the note into a written description of the joints, the areas that need repointing and anything else we find. Buyers and sellers both get a clear picture of the work, with a price attached. The written scope also helps when a buyer, seller or agent asks for something more specific than a one-line note.

New mortar in layers about 1/4 inch thick

Both Technical Note 46 and Preservation Brief 2 describe packing repointing mortar into the joint in layers, or lifts, of about 1/4 inch. A thick single fill shrinks more and can pull away from the brick as it hardens.

Our masons in Eatonville fill each joint in thin, well-packed lifts. It takes several passes to reach the face, which is part of why careful repointing takes longer than a quick smear, and part of why it holds. Each lift is pressed firmly into place, and the final lift brings the joint out to its finished depth.

What Eatonville homeowners ask about chimney mortar

Quick answers from our pointing crew in Eatonville. Ask us anything that is missing.

Do hairline cracks need full repointing?

Not always. Fine cracks in otherwise sound mortar can sometimes be handled with face grouting, while cracks through the joint call for repointing. We check which applies on your Eatonville chimney.

What if my chimney is stucco or stone?

Stucco has no exposed joints to repoint, and stone joints need a different approach. We tell you at the inspection and point you to the service that suits your chimney.

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