Exposure to moisture and the cycle of repeated freezing and thawing that we experience in the Midwest can cause mortar joints between bricks to crack, making your home or business susceptible to foundational and cosmetic damage.

This improves the overall look of the structure. It reduces the need for other repair or rehabilitation work. Also, protects the walls of the structure from adverse weather. It improves the structural strength of the building.

Being that no two chimney repair projects are the same, we'll first have to inspect the chimney first to identify if a partial rebuild or a full rebuild is needed.

Small chimney cracks in the summer can become large cracks by the spring. Unattended cracks in the outer brick will deepen the penetrating effect of rain, snow, and ice. The water then works its way down, sometimes between the outer brick and the flashing, and farther inside.

These are protective coverings that go over the top of your chimney, usually made of steel or copper mesh and come in a variety of styles to match the outside of your home. On top of the mesh ring, is a cap that helps protect your chimney from rain and downdrafts.

Chimney chase lids and chase covers made of galvanized steel usually need to be replaced about every five years. Copper and stainless steel ones last longer as long as they are not damaged by a severe weather event or fallen branch.

Flashing is a sheet of thin, impervious material used to prevent water penetration or seepage into a home or building and directs the flow of moisture in walls.

Depending on the size of the roof, the cost to fix flashing is usually priced per linear foot, including the new flashing itself and the caulking used to seal it in place.

Exposure to moisture and the cycle of repeated freezing and thawing that we experience in the Midwest can cause mortar joints between bricks to crack, making your home or business susceptible to foundational and cosmetic damage.

This improves the overall look of the structure. It reduces the need for other repair or rehabilitation work. Also, protects the walls of the structure from adverse weather. It improves the structural strength of the building.

Being that no two chimney repair projects are the same, we'll first have to inspect the chimney first to identify if a partial rebuild or a full rebuild is needed.

Small chimney cracks in the summer can become large cracks by the spring. Unattended cracks in the outer brick will deepen the penetrating effect of rain, snow, and ice. The water then works its way down, sometimes between the outer brick and the flashing, and farther inside.

These are protective coverings that go over the top of your chimney, usually made of steel or copper mesh and come in a variety of styles to match the outside of your home. On top of the mesh ring, is a cap that helps protect your chimney from rain and downdrafts.

Chimney chase lids and chase covers made of galvanized steel usually need to be replaced about every five years. Copper and stainless steel ones last longer as long as they are not damaged by a severe weather event or fallen branch.

Flashing is a sheet of thin, impervious material used to prevent water penetration or seepage into a home or building and directs the flow of moisture in walls.

Depending on the size of the roof, the cost to fix flashing is usually priced per linear foot, including the new flashing itself and the caulking used to seal it in place.