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Chimney crown repair and sealing in Lake Davis/Greenwood

A crown that sheds rain protects the whole chimney. Get a free inspection and 10% off crown repair in Lake Davis/Greenwood booked within 72 hours after it.

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The crown repair scope we write for Lake Davis/Greenwood

  1. Bond break and sealant joint at each flue
  2. Removal of failed coatings, tar or caulk
  3. Forms, reinforcement and a new cast crown
  4. Weather window for coating or pouring

Crown repair details that keep water out

Crown or cap, and why the difference matters

Homeowners often call the whole top of the chimney the cap. The cap is the metal hood and screen over the flue opening. The crown is the masonry surface underneath it. A leak at the top can come from either one, and fixing the wrong part leaves the leak exactly where it was.

During the free inspection we name each part on your chimney and note its condition separately. If the cap is fine and the crown is cracked, the estimate says so. If both need work, you see two lines and can decide on each one without pressure from us.

Knowing the parts also helps when you compare estimates. A company that quotes a new cap for a cracked crown, or a new crown for a torn cap screen, is solving a different problem than the one you have. The right names let you ask sharper questions.

Shrinkage cracks in a newer crown

Concrete shrinks as it cures. The Brick Industry Association treats some shrinkage as a certainty and points to reinforcement as the way to control the cracking that follows. A crown poured without steel, or poured tight against the flue, often shows cracks within its first seasons.

If your crown is fairly new but already cracked, our pros look for the cause before anything else. Tight contact at the flue, missing reinforcement and too thin a section each call for a different fix, and we tell you which one applies in plain words and in writing.

Newer crowns sometimes come with paperwork from the builder or an earlier contractor. If you have anything describing the work, bring it to the inspection. It helps our technicians understand what was built and makes the repair plan more precise.

Form work and a clean crown finish

The shape of a new crown comes from its forms. Good forms give a straight overhang, a true drip line and a crisp edge. Rushed forms give a lumpy top that holds water in its low spots for days.

Our crew takes the time to build and square the forms before any concrete arrives. After the pour, the surface is finished smooth so water runs off. When the forms come off, you get a crown that looks right from the yard and works right on the roof.

The finish also changes how water behaves. A smooth, dense surface sheds rain better than a rough one, and a sharp edge at the drip lets it fall clear. Our crew finishes each crown by hand and checks the slope before leaving it to cure.

What you receive when the crown work is done

At the end of the job we show you the finished crown and explain what was done. You get the product names, the cure time before the next fire and any care instructions in writing.

If we noticed anything else on the chimney that needs watching, it goes on the same sheet. You will know what was fixed, what was left alone and why, long after the ladder comes down.

The handover sheet is useful later too. If you sell the house, it shows a buyer's inspector what was done and when. If a question comes up down the road, you have the product names and the scope in one place.

Before you book crown repair in Lake Davis/Greenwood

Do you offer a discount on chimney crown repair?

Crown repair booked within 72 hours after your free inspection is 10% off. Mention the offer when you book and we note it on your written estimate.

What if more damage turns up once the old crown comes off?

Sometimes the top rows of brick under a failed crown are loose. If we find that, we stop, show you and explain the extra work and its price before going further. Nothing is added to the job without your approval.

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