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Inside your chimney masonry quote in Tangerine

Crack pattern, mortar and brick come first. Our Tangerine masons record these before a repair price is set.

  1. Crack pattern, width and location
  2. Removal of old caulk, patches and loose mortar
  3. Roof and landscaping protection
  4. A repair record for your files

How we handle chimney masonry repair in Tangerine

Useful to know before you approve masonry work on your Tangerine home.

Reading the damage pattern before any repair

A worn joint, a cracked brick and a section that has shifted are three different findings, even when they sit side by side. We look at the whole chimney before deciding anything, because the pattern of damage says more than any single crack.

Where the damage sits, which way cracks run and whether anything has moved out of line decide the repair. A joint problem gets joint work, broken units get replaced, and movement gets a closer look before anyone reaches for mortar. Your estimate explains which of those your chimney shows.

A water repellent after the repairs

Water repellents may be used to correct minor deficiencies that remain after repairs, or to reduce the water absorbed by masonry in extreme exposures. Technical Note 46 names chimneys among those exposures.

Order matters here. A repellent does not close open joints or replace broken brick. We repair the masonry first and only then discuss whether a repellent suits your chimney, priced as its own item. If the masonry has not fully cured after the repair, any repellent waits until it has, following the product's instructions.

Only breathable products on exterior brick

Exterior brickwork should only receive water repellents that let water vapor pass, such as silanes and siloxanes. Brick industry guidance adds that film-forming coatings should not be applied to exterior brick at all.

A film traps moisture inside the masonry, where it can do more damage than rain on the surface. If your chimney already carries a film coating, we explain what it means for the repair and how we deal with it. Removing an old film coating is sometimes part of the repair, and when it is, the estimate describes the method and the area.

Repointing only part of a chimney

Repointing a band or a single face rather than the whole chimney is common and often sensible. It does mean the new joints sit beside old ones, so the color match matters more.

Technical Note 46 advises matching the existing mortar color when only portions of a wall are repointed. We mix and compare samples first and set the boundary where the change will be least noticeable, such as at a corner or a course line. The new joints also weather toward the old ones over time, which helps the boundary fade.

What people in Tangerine ask about chimney cracks

Masonry questions we hear most around Tangerine, answered plainly.

Can you match the color of my existing mortar?

We aim for a close match and compare samples both wet and dry against the old mortar. Fresh mortar looks different at first, and weathered joints rarely match exactly. You get an honest expectation of how close it will be before work starts.

Why are there white deposits on my chimney?

White deposits usually mean water is moving through the masonry and leaving dissolved minerals behind as it dries. Brick industry guidance says to find and fix the water source first, or the deposits come back. We look for that source during the inspection.

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