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Local chimney crown repair in Sand Lake Hills

Cracked crown? We find out why, fix the cause and hand you a written scope first. Local pros, no hidden fees.

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Every crown repair item, in writing, for Sand Lake Hills

  1. Removal of failed coatings, tar or caulk
  2. Full crown removal down to sound masonry
  3. Cap fasteners and anchors set in the crown
  4. Signs of water reaching the flue or firebox

What goes into a lasting crown repair

Damp smells from the fireplace after rain

A musty or damp smell from the fireplace after rain usually means water is sitting somewhere in the chimney. The crown, the cap and the top of the flue are the usual suspects.

Tell us when you notice the smell and how long it lingers. Our technician checks the crown and the flue top during the free inspection and explains how the water is getting in, then what it takes to stop it.

Smells tend to be stronger on humid days, when air moves up and down the chimney. Fixing the crown stops the water, and a damper that closes tightly keeps the smell out of the room. We check both on the same visit.

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.

Crown specialists who explain their work

Crown repair looks simple from the ground. On the roof it takes judgment, knowing when a crack is cosmetic, when the concrete is failing and when the flue is the real problem.

Our technicians are chimney pros who repair crowns as a regular part of the work, and they explain what they see in plain language. You will understand the recommendation before you approve it.

Good judgment also means knowing when the crown is fine. If the leak is coming from the flashing or the flue, our technicians tell you so, even when that means a smaller job or a different repair.

Rain running down the inside of the flue

Hearing drips inside the chimney during a storm, or finding water on the smoke shelf, often means rain is entering at the top. A missing cap lets it fall straight in, and a cracked crown or open flue joint lets it seep down the outside of the liner.

Our technicians check the cap, the crown and the flue joint together, since the fix depends on which one is open. Your written estimate shows each opening we found and what closes it.

Dripping sounds can also come from a leaking cap or water running down a metal liner. Our technicians check the cap, crown and flue joint together, then explain which one is letting water in. Fixing the right part stops the drip without guesswork.

Crown repair answers for Sand Lake Hills homes

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.

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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