Chimney restoration in Braintree Town, Massachusetts that stops leaks for good
Rebuild crumbling brick, crown and liner before winter finds the weak spot
Chimney restoration in Braintree Town, Massachusetts is the full rebuild of a failing stack, not a cosmetic patch. We tear out spalled brick, pour a new crown, tuckpoint the joints and reline the flue so your fireplace drafts clean and your roof stays dry. If your chimney rebuild Braintree Town Massachusetts quote is still sitting unanswered, call (844) 803-2151 and we will walk the stack with you this week.
What Chimney restoration in Braintree Town, Massachusetts covers
Chimney restoration in Braintree Town, Massachusetts is masonry and liner work that returns a failing chimney to safe, code-compliant condition. We grind out deteriorated mortar joints to a half-inch depth, repack them with tuckpointing mortar, replace spalled brick with matching units, and pour a fresh chimney crown with an overhang so water sheds instead of soaking in. If the flue is cracked or unlined, we install a stainless steel liner sized to the appliance and insulate it with ceramic fiber. Everything is checked against NFPA 211 before we call it done.
Most of the chimneys we open up in Braintree Town were built between 1920 and 1970, and they share the same failure pattern: a crumbling chimney crown, cracked flashing, and mortar joints that have gone soft from decades of freeze-thaw cycles. A chimney leak that shows up as a brown stain on your ceiling in February usually started as a hairline crown crack two summers earlier. That is why we treat Chimney restoration near me Braintree Town MA calls as structural work first and cosmetic work second, and why we photograph every stage so you can see what changed.
Why homeowners restore instead of replacing
A full teardown and rebuild of a masonry chimney runs several times the cost of restoration, and it rarely solves anything a proper rebuild cannot. Here is what a restored stack actually buys you in Braintree Town.
Stops water at the crown
A crumbling chimney crown is the number one entry point for water. We pour a new crown mix with a 2-inch overhang and a proper drip edge, then seal the brick with a breathable water repellent. That single step eliminates most of the ceiling stains and rusted dampers we get called about in Braintree Town.
Restores safe draft
A damaged chimney liner lets heat and carbon monoxide escape into the framing. We size a stainless steel liner to your fireplace or furnace and insulate it with ceramic fiber, which keeps flue gases hot enough to rise. You get a fire that lights without smoking back into the room.
Rebuilds structural strength
Spalling bricks and soft mortar joints are a structural problem, not a cosmetic one. We cut out the failed units, replace them with firebrick and matching face brick, and repack every joint with tuckpointing mortar. The stack goes back to carrying its own weight plus a wind load.
Protects resale value
A chimney that fails a home inspection kills a sale. Our restoration work is documented against IRC chimney code and Massachusetts building code, so you have paperwork showing the stack was brought back to standard. That file is worth real money at closing.
How our chimney rebuild process runs
Every restoration follows the same five stages, whether it is a single-flue colonial in Braintree Highlands or a two-flue stack off Washington Street. Here is what you experience from the first call to the final walkthrough.
Inspection and photos
We run an inspection camera down the flue and photograph the crown, flashing and brick from the roof. You get a written scope with the failed areas marked, not a verbal guess. This visit takes about 45 minutes and costs nothing if you proceed with the work.
Scope and pricing
You get one number covering labor, materials and disposal, with the rebuild areas listed by elevation. We price the chimney rebuild Braintree Town Massachusetts scope honestly, including the parts most contractors leave off, like a new chimney cap and flashing repair. No change orders unless you add work.
Masonry rebuild
We set drop cloths, run a vacuum with HEPA filter inside, and stage scaffolding on the roof. Failed brick comes out, new units go in with refractory mortar, and joints are repacked with a pointing trowel. Most stacks take two to four days of masonry work.
Crown, liner and cap
We pour the new crown and let it cure, then install the stainless steel liner, insulation, damper and chimney cap. Flashing gets replaced or reset with new counterflashing and sealant. This stage usually runs one to two days depending on flue count.
Water test and walkthrough
We spray the stack and watch for interior moisture, then light a test fire to confirm draft. You get photos of every stage and a written summary of what was rebuilt. If anything reads wrong on the water test, we fix it before we pack up.
Chimney restoration expertise you can check
MendexoLift has been restoring chimneys in Braintree Town since 2022, and in four years we have rebuilt stacks on everything from 1920s brick colonials near Quincy Avenue to 1970s ranches in Granite Woods. Our technicians work to NFPA 211 and IRC chimney code, and we follow OSHA safety certification requirements on every roof. We carry CSIA Certified Chimney Sweep credentials on the inspection side, which means the person diagnosing your chimney is trained to read liner, crown and flashing failures the same way a sweep does. We do not sub the masonry out.
- Four years restoring chimneys across Braintree Town and the South Shore, founded in 2022.
- Work performed to NFPA 211 and IRC chimney code, with Massachusetts building code sign-off on structural rebuilds.
- CSIA Certified Chimney Sweep credentials on every inspection and camera scan.
- OSHA safety certification and full scaffolding on every roof job, no ladder-only shortcuts.
- In-house masons who mix refractory mortar and chimney crown mix on site for correct cure times.
Why Braintree Town homeowners call us for Chimney restoration
We are a local masonry crew, not a franchise dispatch. That means the person who inspects your chimney is the person who rebuilds it, and the number you call reaches the crew doing the work.
One crew, start to finish
The technician who runs the inspection camera is on the roof for the rebuild. There is no handoff between a sales visit and a subcontractor, which is how scopes get padded. You deal with one team from the first call to the final water test.
Emergency response in 24 hours
When a chimney leak is dumping water into your ceiling, we treat it as emergency Chimney restoration Braintree Town MA work and aim to have someone on site within 24 hours. We tarp, stop the water entry, and schedule the full rebuild from there.
Documented, code-compliant work
Every restoration is photographed stage by stage and built to NFPA 211 and IRC chimney code. You get a file showing the liner spec, crown pour and flashing detail. That documentation is what gets a chimney past a home inspection without a second opinion.
Historic and old-home experience
A large share of our work is Chimney restoration for old homes Braintree Town, including 1920s brick stacks that need matching units and hand-repacked joints. We source brick that reads correctly against original masonry instead of dropping in modern units that stand out.
What is included in Chimney restoration in Braintree Town
Every restoration we quote covers the structural rebuild and the water-shedding details that keep it working. Add-ons like a full reline or fireplace restoration are priced separately and listed clearly on the scope, so you always know what is in the number and what is not.
What's Included
Brick and joint rebuild
We remove spalled brick, replace it with matching units, and grind out and repack every deteriorated mortar joint with tuckpointing mortar. Joints are packed to a half-inch depth so the repair holds through freeze-thaw cycles instead of sitting on the surface.
New poured chimney crown
The old crown comes off and we pour a new chimney crown mix with a 2-inch overhang and drip edge. This is the single most important step for stopping water entry, and we let it cure properly before any liner work begins.
Flashing and cap work
Cracked chimney flashing gets replaced or reset with new counterflashing and sealant, and we fit a stainless chimney cap sized to the flue. Both are small line items that prevent the leaks we get called about most often.
Liner inspection and reline
We run an inspection camera down the flue and document the condition. If the liner is cracked or missing, we install a stainless steel liner with ceramic fiber insulation sized to your fireplace or furnace, checked against NFPA 211.
Water repellent and water test
After the masonry cures we apply a breathable water repellent to the brick, then spray the stack and watch for interior moisture. If water still finds a path, we track it and fix it before we call the job complete.
Photo documentation
You get photos of every stage, from the failed crown to the finished liner, plus a written summary of what was rebuilt. That file is what you hand a home inspector or an insurance adjuster if either one ever asks.
Chimney problems we solve in Braintree Town
Most of the calls we take start with one visible symptom and turn out to have two or three causes underneath. Here are the failures we see most often on Braintree Town stacks, and what happens if they are left alone.
Crumbling chimney crown and water staining on the ceiling
Water works into the flue and framing, rusts the damper, and shows up as brown stains that spread every storm. Left long enough, it rots the ceiling deck and the framing around the stack.
We remove the failed crown, pour a new one with the correct overhang and drip edge, and reseal the flashing. Then we water test the stack to confirm the path is closed. Most ceiling stains stop spreading after this single repair.
Spalling bricks and soft mortar joints
Once the face of the brick starts popping off, the wall loses section and the stack can lean. Repointing alone will not hold if the units themselves are failing, and the problem accelerates every winter.
We cut out the failed brick, replace it with matching units, and repack the joints with tuckpointing mortar. On historic stacks we match the original brick so the repair reads correctly against the rest of the wall.
Cracked chimney liner and smoke backdraft
A cracked liner lets heat and carbon monoxide reach the framing and kills the draft, so smoke rolls into the room instead of up the flue. This is a safety issue, not a comfort one.
We run an inspection camera to find the failure, then install a stainless steel liner with ceramic fiber insulation sized to the appliance. We light a test fire before we leave to confirm the draft pulls clean.
Creosote buildup and chimney blockage
Heavy creosote in the flue is a fire risk, and a nest or debris blockage causes smoke to back up into the house. Both get worse the longer the chimney goes without a sweep.
We clear the flue with a chimney brush and rods, remove the blockage, and sweep the smoke chamber. If the creosote is glazed, we treat it before sweeping so the brush actually removes it rather than polishing it.
When Braintree Town homeowners call for restoration
A 1930s brick chimney near Washington Street Corridor has failing mortar and a crown that has cracked through.
We scaffold the stack, cut out the spalled units, repack every joint with tuckpointing mortar, and pour a new crown. The flue gets a camera scan and a stainless liner if the clay tile is cracked.
The stack is structurally sound, sheds water, and passes a home inspection without a second opinion. Most jobs like this finish in four working days.
Water is coming through the chimney during nor'easters and staining the ceiling in a South Braintree colonial.
We treat it as emergency Chimney restoration Braintree Town MA work, tarp the stack to stop the water, then repair the flashing, crown and any cracked brick once conditions allow.
The leak stops, the ceiling stain is dried out and sealed, and the permanent repair is done in one scheduled visit rather than three.
A homeowner is selling and the buyer's inspector flagged a damaged chimney liner and rusty cap.
We inspect and document the flue, install a stainless steel liner with ceramic fiber insulation, and fit a new stainless cap. The whole scope is photographed and summarized in writing.
The buyer gets documentation showing the chimney meets NFPA 211, and the sale closes without a repair credit negotiation.
A 1960s ranch in Braintree Highlands has smoke backing into the living room every time the fireplace is lit.
We camera the flue, find the liner crack and a partially blocked smoke chamber, then reline and parge the chamber. The damper gets repaired or replaced at the same time.
The fireplace drafts cleanly, the room stays smoke-free, and the damper seals when the fire is out so heat stays inside.
Tools and methods we bring to your chimney
Tools & Equipment
Inspection camera
We run it down the flue to find liner cracks, gaps at the tile joints and blockages that are invisible from the roof. It is how we document the failure before quoting the repair.
Angle grinder and pointing trowel
The grinder cuts out deteriorated mortar joints to depth, and the pointing trowel packs in fresh tuckpointing mortar. Together they are the core of a repointing job that lasts.
Mortar hawk and chimney crown mix
We mix chimney crown mix on site and carry it on a mortar hawk so the pour goes down in one continuous pass. A crown poured in sections cracks at the seams.
Chimney brush, rods and Sooteater
We clear creosote and soot with a chimney brush and rods, and use a Sooteater for flues that need a flexible rotary sweep. The vacuum with HEPA filter runs indoors the whole time.
Stainless steel liner and ceramic fiber insulation
Sized to your appliance and insulated so flue gases stay hot enough to rise. We work with HomeSaver, Copperfield and Olympia Chimney Supply liner systems.
Scaffolding and drop cloths
We work from scaffolding rather than ladders so the masonry gets done properly and safely. Drop cloths protect the hearth and floors while we work inside.
Water repellent and flashing sealant
A breathable water repellent goes on the brick after the masonry cures, and new counterflashing and sealant close the roof joint. Both are checked with a spray test.
Methods
NFPA 211 inspection standard
Every restoration is checked against NFPA 211 for clearances, liner condition and venting. It is the standard a home inspector will reference, so building to it means fewer surprises at resale.
IRC chimney code and Massachusetts building code
Structural rebuilds follow IRC chimney code and Massachusetts building code for height, clearance and footing. We document the rebuild against both so the work is defensible on paper.
Tuckpointing to depth
We grind joints out to roughly half an inch before repacking, rather than smearing mortar over the face. Shallow pointing looks fine for a season and then falls out.
Insulated relining
We wrap the stainless liner in ceramic fiber insulation before it goes down the flue. Insulation keeps flue gases hot, which improves draft and reduces creosote condensation.
Water testing before sign-off
We spray the finished stack and watch for interior moisture before calling the job done. If water still finds a path, we track it down and fix it rather than leaving you to find it next storm.
How Chimney restoration runs in Braintree Town
Braintree Town sits close enough to the coast that nor'easters drive rain sideways into chimney stacks, and cold enough in January that any water sitting in a crack freezes and pries the brick apart. That combination is why crown and flashing failures show up here faster than they do inland. The housing stock matters too: most of the chimneys we restore were built between 1920 and 1970, with soft mortar and clay tile liners that have been through decades of freeze-thaw. We size every restoration to that reality, which is why we pour crowns with a real overhang and repack joints to depth instead of skimming them. If you are looking for Chimney restoration for old homes Braintree Town, we match brick and mortar to the original so the repair does not stand out. We also work to Massachusetts building code on structural rebuilds and document everything against NFPA 211.
Service Areas
Dense older housing with 1920s brick stacks that usually need matching units and hand-repacked joints rather than modern face brick.
A mix of colonials and capes where crown and flashing failures are the most common call, often after a spring nor'easter.
Mid-century ranches with factory-built and masonry chimneys that tend to need liner and damper work more than brick replacement.
Newer homes where we mostly see cap, flashing and waterproofing work rather than full structural rebuilds.
Busy corridor with a wide range of building ages, so we scope each stack on its own condition instead of quoting a standard package.
Local Considerations
Coastal nor'easters driving rain into exposed stacks
Wind-driven rain finds cracked crowns and flashing faster than vertical rain, which is why we water test every finished stack rather than trusting a visual check.
Freeze-thaw cycles from December through March
Water that sits in a mortar joint or hairline crack expands when it freezes and pries the brick apart. Repacking joints to depth is what stops that cycle from repeating.
Aging clay tile liners in pre-1970 homes
Clay tile cracks at the joints over time, especially after chimney fires. We camera every flue and reline when the tile can no longer contain flue gases.
Soft original mortar in historic masonry
Modern hard mortar can crack historic brick, so we match the mortar type to the original wall. That keeps the repair moving with the masonry instead of fighting it.
1928 colonial stack rebuilt in Braintree Town Center
The crown was cracked through in three places, the top four courses had spalled faces, and water was staining the ceiling below the flue every spring. The clay tile liner had a crack at the second joint that showed up on camera.
We replaced the top four courses with matching brick, repacked every joint with tuckpointing mortar, poured a new crown with a 2-inch overhang, and installed an insulated stainless liner. The ceiling stain has not returned through two winters.
Maintenance & Follow-up
Annual sweep and a crown and flashing check each fall. We reapply water repellent every five to seven years, which is when the brick starts to take on water again.
A nor'easter pushed water past cracked flashing and a flat crown with no overhang. The homeowner had a spreading brown stain on the ceiling and a rusted damper that would not seal.
We reset the flashing with new counterflashing and sealant, poured a new crown with a proper drip edge, and replaced the damper. A spray test after the repair showed no interior moisture.
Maintenance & Follow-up
Check the flashing sealant each fall and keep the cap clear of debris. The damper should be exercised a few times a year so it does not seize.
The fireplace smoked into the living room on every light. The camera showed a cracked liner and a smoke chamber that had never been parged, so the flue could not hold enough heat to draft.
We relined the flue with an insulated stainless liner, parged the smoke chamber, and repaired the damper. A test fire drafted cleanly with no smoke in the room, and the damper now seals when the fire is out.
Maintenance & Follow-up
Sweep the flue once a year and have the liner checked at the same time. Burning dry, seasoned wood keeps creosote buildup slow.
How much does Chimney restoration cost in Braintree Town Massachusetts?
Most chimney restoration in Braintree Town runs $2,400 to $8,500 in 2026, with a typical single-flue rebuild landing near $4,200. Crown and flashing work alone can come in under $1,500, while a full rebuild with a new stainless steel liner and cap pushes toward the top of the range. Height, flue count, and how much brick has spalled are the three biggest swing factors.
What is included in chimney rebuild in Braintree Town?
A chimney rebuild Braintree Town Massachusetts scope covers brick replacement, tuckpointing mortar in every joint, a new poured crown, flashing repair, and a chimney cap. If the flue is cracked or unlined, it also includes a stainless steel liner with ceramic fiber insulation. We list each item by elevation so you can see exactly what is being replaced and what is being left alone.
Who does Chimney restoration near me in Braintree Town MA?
MendexoLift does, and we have been restoring chimneys here since 2022. Call (844) 803-2151 and we will schedule an inspection, usually within a few days and within 24 hours for active leaks. We cover Braintree Town Center, South Braintree, Braintree Highlands and the surrounding neighborhoods with the same crew.
How long does Chimney restoration take in Braintree Town?
A standard single-flue restoration takes three to five working days from scaffold-up to final water test. Crown and flashing repairs alone finish in one or two days. Two-flue stacks or jobs needing a full reline run closer to a week. We give you a day-by-day schedule with the written scope so you know when the roof will be clear.
Credentials and reviews
Certifications
Reviews
They rebuilt the top of our chimney and relined the flue in under a week. The scope was itemized by elevation, the crew showed up when they said they would, and they water tested the stack before leaving. Two storms later, still dry.
Called about a leak and they had someone out the next morning to tarp it. Turned out the crown was the real problem, not the flashing. Fair price, no pressure to add work, and the photos they sent made the whole thing easy to understand.
Our home inspector flagged the chimney liner and we needed it fixed before closing. MendexoLift documented everything against NFPA 211 and the buyer accepted the paperwork without a credit. Saved the sale.
Related Services
Chimney Repair Near Me
When a leak or cracked crown is caught early, chimney repair near you in Braintree Town fixes the specific failure without a full rebuild. We handle mortar joints, flashing and caps as standalone work and tell you honestly when restoration is the better spend.
Chimney Repair Near MeChimney Masonry Repair
Masonry repair covers the brick and mortar side of a restoration: replacing spalled units, repacking joints with tuckpointing mortar, and rebuilding the top courses. It is the structural core of any chimney rebuild Braintree Town Massachusetts project and the part that decides how long the fix lasts.
Chimney Masonry RepairChimney Crown Repair
A crumbling chimney crown lets water straight into the flue. We pour a new crown mix with the correct overhang and drip edge, which is often the single highest-value step in a restoration. Most crown failures we see in Braintree Town trace back to a flat pour with no overhang.
Chimney Crown RepairChimney Relining
Relining installs a stainless steel liner sized to your fireplace or furnace, insulated with ceramic fiber. It restores safe draft and protects the framing from heat and carbon monoxide. We reline as part of most restorations and as standalone work when the masonry is still sound.
Chimney ReliningChimney Cap Repair
A rusty chimney cap or one that has blown loose leaves the flue open to rain and animals. We repair or replace caps with stainless units and reseal the mounting. It is a small line item that prevents the interior water damage we get called about every spring.
Chimney Cap RepairChimney Maintenance
Annual maintenance keeps a restored chimney restored. We sweep creosote, check the crown and flashing, and re-inspect the liner. For a stack we rebuilt, yearly visits catch the small stuff before it becomes a second restoration.
Chimney MaintenanceFireplace Repair
Fireplace repair covers the firebox side: cracked firebrick, a failed damper, or a smoke chamber that needs parging. We handle it alongside restoration so the whole assembly drafts correctly, not just the flue above it.
Fireplace RepairEmergency Chimney Repair
When water is pouring through a chimney leak during a storm, emergency chimney repair stops the damage first. We tarp, seal and stabilize, then schedule the permanent restoration. Aim for a crew on site within 24 hours of your call.
Emergency Chimney Repair24/7 Chimney Repair
Chimney failures do not wait for business hours. Our 24/7 line takes calls overnight and on weekends for active leaks, fallen caps and smoke backdraft. You get a real person, a plan for the night, and a restoration slot booked from there.
24/7 Chimney RepairChimney Leak Repair
Chimney leak repair tracks the water to its actual entry point, which is usually the crown, flashing or a cracked brick course, not the flue itself. We test with a spray before and after so you know the leak is closed rather than just hidden.
Chimney Leak RepairProfessional Chimney Repair
Professional chimney repair means work built to NFPA 211 and IRC chimney code with documentation. We photograph each stage and hand you a file showing the liner spec, crown pour and flashing detail, which is what a home inspector wants to see.
Professional Chimney RepairChimney Inspection Service
Our inspection uses an inspection camera down the flue plus a roof-level look at the crown, flashing and brick. You get photos and a written scope. It is the first step of every restoration and the cheapest way to find out whether you need one.
Chimney Inspection ServiceChimney Cleaning Service
Cleaning removes creosote buildup with a chimney brush and rods, and clears blockages that cause smoke backdraft. We run a vacuum with HEPA filter indoors and drop cloths over the hearth so nothing ends up on your floor.
Chimney Cleaning ServiceChimney Liner Repair
Damaged chimney liner sections cause drafting problems and let heat reach the framing. We repair what can be repaired and reline what cannot, using stainless steel and ceramic fiber insulation sized to the appliance.
Chimney Liner RepairFireplace Restoration
Fireplace restoration rebuilds the firebox, damper and smoke chamber so the fireplace works as a system. We pair it with chimney restoration when both the box and the stack have failed, which is common in older Braintree Town homes.
Fireplace RestorationFireplace Installation
New fireplace installation includes the flue, liner and cap sized to the appliance, plus clearance checks against Massachusetts building code. We build it so the first fire drafts correctly instead of smoking into the room.
Fireplace InstallationChimney Tuckpointing
Tuckpointing grinds out deteriorated mortar joints and repacks them with fresh tuckpointing mortar. It is the step that stops water from working into the brick and is part of nearly every restoration we do in Braintree Town.
Chimney TuckpointingChimney Waterproofing
We apply a breathable water repellent to the brick after restoration so moisture sheds without trapping vapor inside. It adds years to the masonry and is the cheapest insurance against the next round of spalling.
Chimney WaterproofingChimney Mortar Repair
Chimney mortar repair targets soft or missing joints before the brick above them starts to move. We match the mortar type to the original masonry so the repair moves with the wall instead of cracking away from it.
Chimney Mortar RepairChimney Sweep
A sweep clears creosote and soot with a chimney brush and rods, and checks the flue for cracks while we are in there. It is routine upkeep that keeps a restored chimney in the condition we left it.
Chimney SweepChimney Sweep Near Me
If you are searching for a chimney sweep near you in Braintree Town, we run sweeps alongside restoration work. The same technician who sweeps your flue can tell you whether the crown or flashing needs attention before it becomes a leak.
Chimney Sweep Near MeChimney Flashing Repair
Cracked chimney flashing is the second most common leak source after the crown. We replace or reset flashing with new counterflashing and sealant, then water test the joint. It is a fast fix that prevents a slow stain on your ceiling.
Chimney Flashing RepairChimney Cap Installation
Chimney cap installation closes the flue to rain, birds and debris. We fit stainless caps sized to the flue and secure them against wind. It is standard on every restoration and one of the cheapest protections you can add.
Chimney Cap InstallationResidential Chimney Repair
Residential chimney repair covers the single-family stacks that make up most of Braintree Town. We work on brick, stone and metal chimneys, and we size the fix to the house rather than quoting a one-size scope.
Residential Chimney RepairBrick Chimney Repair
Brick chimney repair replaces spalled units and repacks joints with matching mortar. We source brick that reads correctly against original masonry, which matters on the 1920s stacks around Braintree Town Center.
Brick Chimney RepairRoof Chimney Repair
Roof chimney repair covers the intersection of stack and roof: flashing, counterflashing and the top courses. We work from scaffolding rather than ladders so the repair holds and nobody is balancing on a ridge.
Roof Chimney RepairChimney Damper Repair
A rusted or stuck damper lets heated air escape and cold air drop in. We repair or replace dampers as part of restoration and check the seal with a test fire before we leave.
Chimney Damper RepairMetal Chimney Repair
Metal chimney repair handles factory-built stacks, including Selkirk and DuraVent systems. We replace damaged sections, reseal joints and confirm clearances to combustibles meet the manufacturer spec.
Metal Chimney RepairSame Day Chimney Repair
Same day chimney repair is for the calls that cannot wait: an active leak, a cap that blew off, or smoke backing into the room. Call (844) 803-2151 early and we will do everything we can to get eyes on it that day.
Same Day Chimney RepairGet your Chimney restoration in Braintree Town, Massachusetts scheduled
We inspect, photograph and price the rebuild before anyone touches your roof. Call (844) 803-2151 and we will get eyes on your chimney, usually within a few days and within 24 hours for active leaks.