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Chimney flashing repair from local pros in Waterford Lakes

From lifted counter flashing to a rusted apron, flashing work in Waterford Lakes opens with a free inspection, and the roof is left clean when we go.

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Checked before any roofing comes up in Waterford Lakes

Your written scope in Waterford Lakes starts with these checks and shows 10% off if you book within 72 hours after the inspection.

  1. Old tar, caulk and patch metal to remove
  2. Sealant products and where each one goes
  3. Ladder placement and protection for your property
  4. Cleanup and haul-away of old metal

Getting the flashing right on Waterford Lakes chimneys

Straight answers about flashing work in Waterford Lakes, from the people who do it.

Choosing between aluminum, steel and copper

Chimney flashing is commonly formed from aluminum, galvanized or coated steel, stainless steel or copper. Each metal behaves differently against wet mortar, fasteners and the roofing beside it, which is why BIA Technical Note 19B sends readers to a separate BIA note on choosing flashing materials.

We explain the options that suit your roof covering and chimney face, and we keep fasteners compatible with the flashing so the two metals do not work against each other. You pick the metal with the tradeoffs laid out, and your choice is written into the scope before work starts.

Diverting water where a roof edge meets a wall

Where a roof edge ends against a vertical wall, a small diverter piece turns water into the gutter instead of down the wall. On chimneys that sit near a roof edge, the same idea applies at the chimney's base.

When that diverter is missing, water can run behind the cladding or into the chimney base and show up well below the roof. We check for it where the chimney layout calls for one and add it to the scope when it is absent.

Why two-part flashing lets roof and chimney move

Base flashing attaches to the roof, counter flashing attaches to the chimney and the lap between them lets each move a little without tearing the seam. That arrangement is why BIA Technical Note 19B treats the two layers as separate pieces joined by an overlap.

One-piece flashing that runs from the roof straight into a mortar joint cannot flex. As the roof moves, it pulls at the joint or cracks at the bend. When that is the source of the trouble, we replace it with a two-part detail.

When a home inspection flags the flashing

Home inspection reports sometimes say only that the chimney flashing needs further evaluation. That note can mean anything from a small gap to a failed system, and it leaves buyers and sellers guessing.

We look at the flashing and give you a written description of what we found and what the repair involves. Both sides can then decide on a repair or a credit with real information instead of a worst-case guess. If the seller would rather repair than negotiate, the same written scope becomes the work order, and the finished summary goes into the closing file.

Flashing repair answers for Waterford Lakes homeowners

If your question is not here, our Waterford Lakes team is a phone call away.

Can you repair the flashing on just one side?

Sometimes. If the other faces are sound and the new piece can lap correctly into the old, a one-side repair can work. When a full reflash is worth considering, we price both options in writing.

Is there a charge for the flashing inspection?

No. The inspection and the written estimate are free, with no obligation. Book within 72 hours after the inspection and the estimate shows 10% off.

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