Common signs of chimney problems include cracks in the masonry, water leaks, a strong odor coming from the chimney, and difficulty in starting or maintaining a fire. If you notice any of these issues, it's essential to have your chimney inspected and repaired promptly.

While some minor chimney maintenance tasks can be done by homeowners, chimney repair is best left to professionals. Chimneys are complex structures, and DIY repairs can lead to safety hazards and further damage if not done correctly. Our team has the expertise and equipment to handle chimney repairs safely and effectively.

The duration of chimney repair varies depending on the scope of the work. Minor repairs may be completed in a day, while more extensive projects can take several days. During our initial inspection, we will provide you with a timeline for your specific chimney repair.

Chimney repair can potentially be covered by homeowners' insurance when the damage is a result of specific covered perils, like fires or severe storms. However, insurance policies can vary significantly, and coverage may depend on the circumstances and extent of the damage. To ascertain the details of your coverage, it is crucial to carefully review your insurance policy and have a conversation with your insurance provider. They can provide precise information regarding what types of chimney repairs are eligible for coverage and any deductibles or limitations that may apply.