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Typically made with aluminum, K-style gutters are available in different sizes and can also be made from vinyl, copper, or steel. These gutters can be hard to clean but can hold more water than rounded gutters and last longer.

Homeowners use half-round gutters to add a touch of style to the exterior of their home. Half-round gutters come in all metals, including copper, and their smoothness decreases corrosion and clogs. They are easy to clean but unable to hold a lot of water.

Seamless aluminum gutters are effective and affordable, making them a top choice among homeowners. With no joints or seams, they don’t collect as much water or debris. They also won’t crack or split like vinyl, or rust like steel.

A more expensive option is copper gutters. They are durable, never rust, and don’t need to be painted. A major disadvantage of copper gutters is the cost and installation. They are harder to install and are more expensive than aluminum or steel options.

Over time, your chimney experiences water leakage from the porous brick and mortar it is built with. Water leaks in your chimney can cause rusted damper and firebox assemblies, rotted wood, water stains on walls and ceiling, and more. We can waterproof your chimney with a high-quality waterproofing agent. It allows the moisture inside the chimney to escape while preventing water from getting in from the outside. You can protect the beauty and life of your chimney while saving yourself money and hassle in the future.

Your chimney crown acts as a roof to your chimney structure, protecting against deterioration or damage from weather. If there are cracks or voids in your chimney crown, this can allow water to seep inside your chimney. We can repair or rebuild the crown of your chimney to help prevent the need for costly water damage repairs. Our team can also build a new crown for your chimney with durable concrete that will direct water away from bricks and mortar and keep your chimney as dry as possible.

If your chimney’s mortar is cracked or deteriorating, tuckpointing can help prevent further damage and restore your chimney’s original look. Tuckpointing involves scraping out the damaged mortar and replacing it with new mortar to restore the original condition of your chimney and match your existing mortar. If you have loose bricks or stones, or cracks in your mortar, our technicians will inspect your chimney and recommend the best solution to ensure it is functioning safely and looks beautiful.

If only a few bricks are cracked or breaking off in fragments, we can typically replace them. Our team has the expertise and skill to partially or completely tear down and rebuild your chimney. We do our best to use existing bricks that are still in good condition to match the chimney’s original appearance. When you hire us to restore or rebuild your chimney, you can be sure that we will complete all work per state and local building codes.

Do you have issues with smoke or drafts in your home? Allow us to perform a chimney inspection to determine if your fireplace damper needs replacing. By replacing your fireplace damper, you can increase your home’s comfort and energy efficiency. A damaged damper can let in water and moisture, which can cause cracks in the mortar and other serious problems. Our professionals can inspect your chimney damper and make sure it’s working as it should.

Having a chimney cap or chase cover is the most affordable preventive measure you can take to prevent water damage to your chimney. We can inspect the condition of your chimney cap or chase cover and install a new one if necessary. We have experience working with caps and covers of all types and sizes. Prevent leaves, other debris, and animals from getting into your chimney flue and causing expensive damage or hazardous blockages.