Tsawwassen CHIMNEY REPAIR FLASHING CEMENT RAIN CAPS

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LEAKY CHIMNEY IN TSAWWASSEN

We have provided the Tsawwassen area with fireplace, brick, and chimney repair services for homes of all sizes and ages. We repair chimney tops, replace chimney caps, repair chimney crowns and repair chimney masonry brick and stonework. Over time your chimney and fireplace can become worn and damaged due to weathering and moisture. Regular chimney maintenance is suggested to avoid costly Tsawwassen chimney repair down the line. Often a chimney can be restored with some basic repair such as sealing, spot tuck-pointing (mortar repair) or minor brick replacement. It is important to address water damage and flaking bricks early on. If your chimney is not properly maintained and cared for then more severe repairs may be required. 

Our team provides superior chimney services:

• Tuckpointing -we can repair deteriorated mortar joints and effective eliminate problems related to water damage.
• Chimney Capping – Let our team install a chimney cap to prevent water intrusions and or pests from entering.
• Chimney Rebuilds – we’re ready to completely rebuild your stone or brick chimney from the roof up or all the way from the ground level.
• Waterproofing – our specialized waterproofing techniques provide protection your chimney and your home by repelling water without trapping vapor inside.Chimney Problems

Besides lightning damage, chimneys are also susceptible to other common deterioration problems. Partially because of their exposure to the harsh weather elements, repairs to chimneys are among the most common needs when it comes to brick repairs.

Deterioration. Both brick and mortar can be subject to deteriorate over time. While most bricks are hard-fired and should last well over 100 years, many adobe or antique blends are softer and more porous and may last only 50 years or less. “Spalling” occurs through freeze-thaw cycles, when rain soaks into the brick, then freezes and expands, separating thin layers of the brick from the face. These layers may eventually begin to fall off and be found at the base of the chimney or other exposed walls. Mortar joints can also deteriorate or develop voids prematurely, depending on the type used and the methods employed during original construction.