If your chimney or fireplace is facing damage, swift repairs are imperative. We can troubleshoot your fireplace issues, then resolve product or installation defects based off performance or industry standards.
So, what’s the issue? Is your fireplace smoking? Is your masonry crumbling? Is your chimney venting situation hazardous? Whatever you need, we’re here to help. Call or schedule something online today.
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Signs My Chimney Needs Professional Repair Work
- Masonry Cracks or Damage: Look for cracks in the chimney masonry or for any missing bricks. Large or deep cracks can compromise the structural integrity of the chimney and require immediate attention. In addition, look to see if your mortar joints are crumbling – a surefire sign that tuckpointing is in order.
- Water Leaks & Damage: If you notice water stains on the walls or ceiling near the chimney, it could indicate a leak. Other common signs of water damage include: a crumbling chimney crown, damaged/missing chimney cap, rusted/missing chimney flashing, discoloration on the masonry, and dripping in your firebox.
- Damaged Chimney Crown or Cap: A cracked or deteriorating chimney crown or cap can allow water to enter the chimney system, leading to moisture damage – and this is an issue that needs swift attention. Additionally, a damaged chimney cap can allow animals or debris to enter the chimney, posing safety hazards.
- Efflorescence: Efflorescence appears as white, chalky deposits on the exterior of the chimney and indicates moisture infiltration. It often accompanies water leaks and can signal potential structural issues.
- Soot or Creosote Buildup: Excessive soot or creosote buildup inside the chimney can increase the risk of chimney fires, due to creosote’s flammable nature. Schedule annual inspections, so that your sweep can detect any excess buildup right away – and then address it.
- Foul Odors: A strong, unpleasant odor emanating from the fireplace or chimney can indicate creosote buildup, moisture problems, or even the presence of animals or debris inside the chimney. Don’t put up with lingering odors…let us troubleshoot the issue right away.
- Smoke Backdraft or Drafting Issues: If you experience smoke backing up into the room when using the fireplace, or if you notice poor drafting or airflow, it could indicate blockages or obstructions in the chimney flue or problems with the chimney’s design.
If you notice any of these signs, don’t wait to book your inspection. Ignoring chimney issues can lead to further damage and safety hazards. We care about your safety! Book with us now.
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