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Chimney crown repair and rebuilds in Mills 50

Keep water out of the brick below. Our crown repair pros serve Mills 50 with free inspections and honest written estimates.

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Inside a written chimney crown estimate

  1. Crack filling before any coating goes on
  2. Roof protection below the work area
  3. Separate lines for cap, flashing or masonry work
  4. Roof access plan for the height and pitch

What goes into a lasting crown repair

Removing a failed crown the careful way

Replacing a crown starts with breaking out the old one. Our crew removes it in manageable pieces, carries them down and keeps debris out of the flue and off the roof. That leaves the brick underneath exposed so we can judge its condition.

We cover the flue opening during removal and check it afterward, so nothing ends up in your firebox. If the top courses of brick turn out to be loose once the crown is off, we stop and show you before any extra work. Surprise charges are not how our family runs a job.

Removal also shows what the old crown was hiding. Open block cores, loose brick or a buried flue tile all come to light once the top is off. Our technicians look at those details before the forms go up, so the new crown sits on a solid base.

Crown repair and a new cap in one trip

When both the crown and the cap need work, doing them together saves a second trip up the roof. Crown work comes first, a repair or a full recast, and the cap is fastened on only when the new surface will hold its anchors.

We still price them as separate lines because they are separate parts. You can approve the crown now and the cap later, or both at once. When both are done together, our crew fits the cap and checks it before the ladder comes down.

Some caps cover several flues at once and rest on the crown itself. Those need a crown that is flat enough where the cap sits and sloped everywhere else. Our crew plans the crown with the cap in mind, so the two work together from day one.

Crown repair with a 100% satisfaction guarantee

We back every crown repair with our 100% satisfaction guarantee. If something about the work does not sit right with you, call the office and we come back to make it right.

That promise sits alongside our workmanship warranty, which covers the crown work itself. The terms are written on your estimate before you approve anything, so there is no fine print waiting for you later.

Our guarantee stays simple because the work is planned carefully. When the estimate explains what we are doing and why, and the crew follows it, callbacks are rare. When one does come in, we answer it quickly and fix what needs fixing.

Crown repair when the fireplace sits unused

Some homeowners assume the crown only matters if they light fires. The crown protects the whole chimney from rain, whether the fireplace runs every week or never.

Water through a cracked crown damages brick, rusts metal parts and can reach the ceiling and walls around the chimney. Fixing the crown is a roof-level repair that protects the house itself, fireplace or no fireplace.

Unused chimneys often go unchecked for a long time, which lets small crown cracks grow. Having the crown looked at whenever the roof is inspected or other roof work is done is an easy way to keep it on the list.

Common questions about crown repair

Is the crown the same thing as the chimney cap?

No. The crown is the concrete slab poured over the masonry at the top, around the flue, while the cap is the screened metal cover that shields the flue opening itself. Many chimneys need work on only one of them. Your written estimate lists each part separately.

Will your crew walk on my roof, and how do you protect it?

Yes, our crew handles all the roof access. We plan the path, lay protection under the work area and carry the old concrete down by hand. Before leaving, we clean the roof, the gutters near the chimney and the yard.

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