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Chimney crown sealing and replacement in Egypt Lake-Leto

Local pros who check the crown, the cap and the flashing together, so every water path gets closed.

  • Family owned and operated
  • Same-day service available
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  • Workmanship warranty
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Our Services

Chimney Crown Repair That Starts on the Roof

A resealed joint or a new crown, our pros do the repair your chimney top calls for.

Slope, overhang and the drip edge

Three details make a crown shed water. The top slopes away from the flue so rain runs off instead of sitting. The edge overhangs the brick below so water falls clear of the chimney face. And a drip edge, a small groove or kerf under that overhang, stops water from curling back along the underside and into the brick.

A crown built flush with the brick, or with a flat top, sends water down the face of the chimney with every rain. When our pros rebuild a crown in Egypt Lake-Leto, they form the slope, overhang and drip into it, which is how both the Florida code and Brick Industry Association guidance describe a masonry chimney top.

Precast crowns as an option

A crown does not have to be cast on the roof. Brick Industry Association Technical Note 19B reports that precast chimney caps generally perform better than cast-in-place ones, and it describes setting them on a mortar bed with a bond break between the brickwork and the setting bed. A precast crown is made at ground level, cured properly and lifted into place.

Precast does not suit every chimney. Odd shapes, several flues or tight roof access can make casting in place the practical choice. Our pros tell you which method suits your chimney and why, with a price for each where both are possible.

Crowns that carry several flues

A chimney with two or three flues needs a crown that slopes away from every tile, keeps a bond break at each one and leaves room between them for water to run off. Low spots between flues are where water tends to sit on older crowns.

When our pros form a multi-flue crown, they plan the slope around each tile and keep a sound margin for a multi-flue cap if you want one later. One cap maker's instructions keep each cap flange at least one inch in from the crown edge, so the crown and the cap are planned together.

What a crown coating can and cannot do

A crown coating is a thick, flexible layer brushed onto a sound crown to bridge fine cracks and slow water entry. Its maker's data asks for a clean, sound and dry surface, and it adds no strength, restores no lost slope and reattaches no loose pieces.

Our pros recommend a coating only for crowns where those limits do not matter, and they explain why when they suggest something else. That honesty is what keeps you from paying twice.

On any service we offer

Mention the 10% off when you book crown work within 72 hours of the inspection.

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Free Inspection

Inside Your Free Crown Inspection

  1. Bond break and sealant at each flue
  2. Hairline cracks sorted from open ones
  3. Rust stains that hint at buried steel
  4. Crown debris on the roof below

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Keep Water Off Your Chimney

Crowns sealed or rebuilt, the roof cleaned up afterward and the job backed by our 100% satisfaction guarantee.

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