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We find why your hearth in Zellwood cracked before we fix it. Take 10% off when you book within 72 hours after your inspection.

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Hearth repair scope for Zellwood homes

These checks decide whether your hearth in Zellwood needs a finish repair, a base repair or both.

  1. Base thickness checked where damage allows
  2. Gap at the firebox edge cleaned and resealed
  3. Removal and disposal of damaged material
  4. Firebox floor items listed separately

What goes into a hearth repair in Zellwood

Hearth work starts with understanding the fireplace behind it. Here is how our team in Zellwood approaches it.

The seam between the inner hearth and the extension

Many masonry fireplaces have a seam where the firebox floor meets the hearth extension, because the two were built at different times or from different materials. A hairline at that seam can be harmless, while an open, widening gap needs attention.

We check whether the two sides have moved apart or dropped relative to each other. A stable seam is cleaned and filled with a suitable noncombustible material. A seam that keeps opening points to the support, and we price that work separately.

Chipped edges on a raised hearth

A raised hearth has exposed front corners and a long top edge, and those take the knocks from fire tools, firewood and furniture. Chips there are mostly cosmetic, though a broken corner can leave sharp edges and let moisture into the joint.

Small chips can be dressed and filled with a material that suits the hearth finish. A broken corner piece is cut out and replaced. We show you both options on the estimate with the visible result of each.

Hearth finishes in metal or glass

Some modern hearths use sheet metal, glass tile or a solid glass panel set on a noncombustible base. They look clean and show scratches, chips and loose edges plainly.

Repairs start with identifying the product, since glass and metal finishes come in specific sizes and thicknesses. We confirm the base under them and replace damaged panels or tiles with matching material, sealed and edged to suit the fireplace.

  • Product identified
  • Base confirmed
  • Damaged panels or tiles replaced to match
  • Edges sealed and finished

Damage that only shows once the finish is off

Some hearth problems stay hidden until the tile comes up, such as a cracked slab, an old patch, wood left under the base or a void where support has washed out.

We tell you before starting which findings would change the job, and we stop to show you if one appears. Nothing is added to the work without your approval, and the revised scope and price are written down first.

  • A cracked slab under sound tile
  • An old patch in the base
  • Wood left under the hearth
  • A void where support washed out

What Zellwood homeowners ask about hearths

Quick answers from our hearth team in Zellwood. Anything else, just call.

Why does my hearth keep cracking in the same place?

A crack that returns after a repair usually starts beneath the finish, in a cracked slab or a weak support. We look below the surface and deal with the cause, so the new finish goes onto a base that has stopped moving.

Do I need to be home during the repair?

Someone should be there for the free inspection and to approve the scope. For the work days we can arrange access that suits you, as long as we can reach you if something unexpected turns up under the finish.

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