Our Services

From the cap to the firebox

A free inspection comes first, then a written estimate that lists every repair and the reason for it.

Covered at night, cleaned up every day

Repairs that run longer than a day never leave an open chimney exposed overnight. At the end of each work day we cover any opening we have made, so rain and animals stay out until we return. Loose mortar, old brick and packaging are cleaned up as we go and hauled away when the job is finished, rather than left in a pile beside the house.

It is how every repair runs at homes in Casselberry, from a single cap to a rebuilt top.

Matching new masonry to old

New brick and mortar rarely look identical to material that has weathered for years. Industry guidance for brick suggests sample panels when matching brick or mortar, and we work the same way, trying the mix and the brick against your chimney before the full repair. Some difference in tone can remain at first and soften as the new work weathers.

Before starting, you learn what match to expect, so the finished repair in Casselberry holds no surprises.

Brick or mortar falling from the top

Pieces of brick, mortar or crown on the roof or the ground below mean something at the top has come loose. Keep children and pets out of the area below, do not climb up to look, and leave the fireplace unused. Loose material near the top can shift further in the next strong wind, and a single loose brick can do real damage when it falls.

Call our 24/7 line to arrange a visit, and if a slot is open that day, we can reach your home in Casselberry the same day.

Several repairs planned as one job

Damage from one source seldom stops at one part. A cracked crown may have left worn joints below it and a rusted damper inside. Planning those repairs together means one setup of ladders and protection, one visit to the roof and a sensible order, working from the top down so the next rain does not undo work finished lower down.

The combined plan for your chimney in Casselberry still prices every repair separately, leaving the timing of each one up to you.