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Chimney tuckpointing with a free inspection in Ocoee

Every repointing job in Ocoee starts with covering your roof and yard and ends with brushed, clean brick.

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Before the first joint is raked in Ocoee

Part of the free inspection in Ocoee, with no charge and no obligation.

  1. Crown, cap and flashing items listed apart
  2. Counterflashing reset where joints are raked
  3. Curing care for the new joints
  4. Debris removal and site cleanup

What goes into chimney tuckpointing in Ocoee

Worth reading before you approve joint work in Ocoee.

Mapping each face of the chimney

Mortar rarely wears evenly around a chimney. One face may take most of the wind-driven rain, another may sit under a roof edge that spills water, and a third may be in shade and stay damp longer.

Our pros record the condition of each face of your Ocoee chimney separately. The estimate lists the faces and areas to be repointed, so you can see why one side needs more work than another and so the price reflects the chimney you actually have. It also shows which faces can be left alone for now.

Extra wetting for thirsty brick

Some brick drinks water quickly. For very absorbent masonry, Preservation Brief 2 recommends a continual mist of water for a few hours before repointing begins, so the brick does not pull water out of the new mortar.

When the brick on your Ocoee chimney is soft and absorbent, our masons plan for that extra wetting at the start of the day. It slows the job a little and gives the mortar the time it needs to bond and cure properly. Harder, denser brick needs less of this, and we adjust to what the chimney in front of us needs.

A seasonal look at the joints

Technical Note 46 recommends periodic inspections of brick masonry, preferably each season, and suggests binoculars for seeing upper areas up close. That habit works well for a chimney.

Once a season, look over your Ocoee chimney from the yard. Watch for new cracks along the joints, sand in the gutter, white streaks or plants taking root. If anything has changed, describe it when you call, and we will tell you whether it needs a visit. Catching a problem early usually means a smaller repair.

Tuckpointing questions from Ocoee

Straight answers from our Ocoee specialists, with no pressure to book.

Do you repoint the joints inside the fireplace?

No. Firebox joints face direct heat and use different materials, so they are handled as firebox repair. We note their condition during the inspection and quote them separately if needed.

Why is sand collecting below my chimney?

Sand below a chimney often comes from mortar breaking down, as the binder weakens and the sand washes out. It is a sign some joints have softened, and an inspection shows which ones.

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