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Chimney Repair, Rebuilds, and Waterproofing

Crown repair, tuckpointing, flashing, and chimney rebuilds.

About Our Chimney Repair & Servicing Service

Cracked crowns, deteriorated mortar joints, and leaking flashing are the most common reasons for chimney leaks. Our masons rebuild chimney crowns, tuckpoint loose joints, replace flashing properly, and waterproof the masonry to prevent freeze-thaw damage. Full chimney rebuilds available.

What's Included

  • Crown repair and replacement
  • Mortar tuckpointing and repointing
  • Flashing replacement and resealing
  • Chimney waterproofing
  • Full chimney rebuilds and chase covers

Chimney Repair & Servicing — Common Questions

How much does chimney repair cost in NJ?

Chimney repair pricing depends entirely on the failure mode. Crown replacement, tuckpointing failing mortar joints, replacing flashing, and full chimney rebuilds are four distinct scopes at very different price points. Most chimney leaks are solved with one of the more targeted repairs — full rebuild is the exception, not the rule. We diagnose the actual leak source first, then quote only the work needed.

Why is my chimney leaking?

Nearly all chimney leaks come from four causes: (1) cracked crown — the concrete cap on top of the chimney, (2) deteriorated mortar joints between bricks, (3) failed step-and-counter flashing where chimney meets roof, or (4) missing or damaged chimney cap. We diagnose which one (or which combination) is causing your leak before quoting a fix.

Can I waterproof my chimney to stop leaks?

Waterproofing is part of a complete chimney repair, not a standalone fix. We apply a breathable masonry sealer after rebuilding the crown, repointing mortar, and replacing flashing. Sealer alone won't stop a leak caused by a cracked crown or failed flashing — those have to be repaired first.

How long does chimney repair take?

Most chimney repairs are completed in 1–2 working days. Crown replacement: 1 day. Tuckpointing: 1–3 days depending on size. Full rebuild from the roofline: 3–5 days. Weather is the main variable — masonry work needs above-freezing temperatures with no rain.