Failed chimney bricks replaced with care in Apollo Beach

Bricks at the roofline and the flashing joint

Masonry just above the roof takes water running off the shingles and splash from heavy rain, and it sits next to the flashing that seals the chimney to the roof. A failed flashing joint can keep that brick wet for long periods.

When damage clusters at the roofline, we inspect the flashing as well as the bricks. Replacing the bricks without fixing a leaking flashing joint would leave the new units in the same wet conditions.

Flashing repair is explained separately on the estimate, and we coordinate with your roofer if other roof work is planned.

How the repaired chimney will look

New bricks set into weathered masonry will look different at first, even when the match is good. The new mortar can also look brighter than joints that have aged for years.

We discuss the likely appearance before any work, including the size of the repair area and the mortar color. Over time, the new work tends to blend in, but we do not promise an invisible repair on day one.

If appearance matters most on a particular face of the chimney, tell us, and we will take extra care with the match there.

Why homeowners choose our team for chimney brick repair

Our local, family-owned team inspects the chimney free, explains which bricks have failed and why, and puts the repair and its price in writing. We replace failed units with care for the masonry around them and use mortar suited to the chimney.

Our workmanship warranty and 100% satisfaction guarantee both cover the work, and if you approve the brick work within 72 hours of the free inspection, you save 10%.

Details that help before the brick inspection

Tell us where you have seen damage, such as one face of the chimney, the top courses or the roofline, and whether pieces have fallen. Mention any earlier repairs, coatings or paint you know about, and whether the fireplace is still in use.

If you have noticed white deposits, damp patches or water inside near the chimney, say so. These details help us look in the right places during the free inspection.