Bring your chimney
back from the brink.

What chimney restoration actually covers

A proper restoration is a top-to-bottom workout. We rebuild the crown so water sheds off instead of pooling, we grind out failing mortar joints and tuckpoint them with a matched mix, we re-flash at the roof line to kill the biggest leak source, and we cap the flue so rain, leaves, and animals stay out. Done right, it looks brand new and performs even better.

When restoration is enough (and when it isn't)

If the brick is mostly intact and the flue tiles are still in one piece, restoration is almost always the cheaper and smarter route. If we see spalling brick all the way down, a leaning structure, or cracked flue liners, we'll tell you straight. That's a rebuild conversation, not a restoration one. We'd rather lose the small job than sell you a fix that won't hold.

Our approach

Two-person crew, full fall protection, tarps down to keep the yard clean, and photo documentation at every step. We walk you through what we're seeing before we start, what we found once we get up there, and what we did when we're done. You get the pictures.