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Chimney crown repair and sealing in Plymouth

Our family-owned team repairs chimney crowns in Plymouth and across Orange County. Free inspection and 10% off the job you book within 72 hours after it.

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The crown work we price for Plymouth homes

  1. Slope and drainage off the crown top
  2. Forms, reinforcement and a new cast crown
  3. Precast crown option where the chimney suits it
  4. Cap fasteners and anchors set in the crown

The crown work behind a dry chimney

What a chimney crown does on your roof

The crown is the concrete slab that caps the brick or block around the flue. It has one constant job, which is shedding rain off the top of the chimney before it soaks down into the masonry. When the crown cracks, that water goes straight into the wall and the flue instead of running off the edge.

Our technicians start every crown repair in Plymouth by checking how the top handles water today, where it runs, where it sits and where it gets in. That tells us whether sealing the surface is enough or the crown needs to be replaced, and you get the answer in a written estimate at no charge.

A crown that works well is easy to overlook, because nothing seems to happen. Rain lands, runs to the edge and drips clear of the brick. Once that stops, the first signs usually show up far from the roof, as rust in the firebox or damp patches beside the fireplace.

Filling wide cracks before any coating

A coating bridges fine cracks, but wider ones need filling first. Coating makers call for larger cracks to be filled with a compatible filler before the coat goes on, so the finished surface is continuous from edge to edge.

Our technicians clean each crack, fill the wider ones and let them set before coating the whole crown. Skipping that step is why so many coatings split along the old cracks within a season. The prep is where most of a good crown repair really happens.

The filler has to suit both the crack and the coating that covers it. Makers of crown coatings name compatible fillers for that reason, and our crew uses the products the coating maker lists, so the fill and the coat act as one surface.

Workmanship warranty on the new crown

The crown work our crew does is backed by our workmanship warranty. It covers the repair we performed, and the terms are written on your estimate before you sign off.

If a crack reopens or the sealant pulls away within those terms, call the office and we send a technician back. Keep the estimate and handover sheet with your house papers so the details are easy to find.

Warranty coverage depends on the work being cared for as intended. A coating, for example, needs its recommended cure time before rain or fires, and we write those conditions on the handover sheet so nothing catches you off guard.

Rebuilding one section of a crown

When one side or corner of a crown has failed and the rest is solid, rebuilding that section can make sense. The new section is tied into sound concrete and shaped to match the existing slope and edge.

Partial rebuilds only work when the old concrete really is sound. Our crew tests it first. If it falls short, we recommend the full crown instead and tell you why.

A partial rebuild still gets the same care at the flue, the edge and the drip. The new section is shaped to shed water toward the edge and away from the seam with the old concrete. When it is done well, it is hard to tell where the new section starts.

Before you book crown repair in Plymouth

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.

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.

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