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New chimney cap installed and furnace flue sealed off to improve safety and efficiency.
New chimney cap installed and furnace flue sealed off to improve safety and efficiency.
New chimney cap installed and furnace flue sealed off to improve safety and efficiency.
New chimney crown installed, completing the restoration of the chimney’s protective cap.
Masonry repair work in progress, addressing cracks and spalling bricks.
Masonry repair work in progress, addressing cracks and spalling bricks.
Leaking flashing around the chimney, a frequent culprit behind interior water stains.
Cracked masonry crown, allowing water to seep into the chimney structure.
Cracked masonry crown, allowing water to seep into the chimney structure.
Damaged terra cotta flue liner, a serious issue that can affect chimney function and safety.
Damaged terra cotta flue liner, a serious issue that can affect chimney function and safety.
Close-up of damaged mortar joints in the chimney, highlighting the need for repair.
Dryer vent installation in the attic, ensuring proper ventilation and reducing fire hazards.
Dryer vent installation in the attic, ensuring proper ventilation and reducing fire hazards.
Dryer vent installation in the attic, ensuring proper ventilation and reducing fire hazards.
Improper flashing installation corrected to ensure a watertight seal and prevent future leaks.
Improper flashing installation corrected to ensure a watertight seal and prevent future leaks.
Improper flashing installation corrected to ensure a watertight seal and prevent future leaks.
Mason repointing mortar joints (tuckpointing) to strengthen the chimney’s structure and appearance.
Mason repointing mortar joints (tuckpointing) to strengthen the chimney’s structure and appearance.
Mason repointing mortar joints (tuckpointing) to strengthen the chimney’s structure and appearance.
Parget (mortar-coated) corbel course and new crown installed, enhancing durability and weather resistance.
Parget (mortar-coated) corbel course and new crown installed, enhancing durability and weather resistance.
Parget (mortar-coated) corbel course and new crown installed, enhancing durability and weather resistance.
Cracked chimney crown and unparget corbel course, exposing the chimney to water damage and deterioration.
Cracked chimney crown and unparget corbel course, exposing the chimney to water damage and deterioration.
Cracked chimney crown and unparget corbel course, exposing the chimney to water damage and deterioration.
Damaged flashing and failed sealant around the chimney, a common cause of roof leaks.
Leaking crown and decorative corbel courses (brick or stone detailing), requiring repair to prevent further damage.
Chimney shoulder inspected for damage, a key area for water infiltration if not properly maintained.
Repaired mortar joints, restoring the chimney’s structural stability and weather resistance.
Repaired mortar joints, restoring the chimney’s structural stability and weather resistance.
J-channel (siding trim) meticulously sealed to the chimney to prevent moisture penetration.
Freshly installed chimney crown, designed to shed water and protect the masonry below.
Freshly installed chimney crown, designed to shed water and protect the masonry below.
New chase cover installed, replacing the damaged unit shown in photo 352.
Leaking chase cover, which encases the chimney liner, necessitating replacement to prevent further water damage.
Leaking chase cover, which encases the chimney liner, necessitating replacement to prevent further water damage.
Damaged and leaking mortar joints in the chimney, requiring tuckpointing to restore structural integrity.
Damaged and leaking mortar joints in the chimney, requiring tuckpointing to restore structural integrity.
Damaged and leaking mortar joints in the chimney, requiring tuckpointing to restore structural integrity.
Repair and replacement of rotted wood around the chimney siding, addressing the issues shown in photos 177-180.
Repair and replacement of rotted wood around the chimney siding, addressing the issues shown in photos 177-180.
Repair and replacement of rotted wood around the chimney siding, addressing the issues shown in photos 177-180.
Repair and replacement of rotted wood around the chimney siding, addressing the issues shown in photos 177-180.
Repair and replacement of rotted wood around the chimney siding, addressing the issues shown in photos 177-180.
Repair and replacement of rotted wood around the chimney siding, addressing the issues shown in photos 177-180.
Repair and replacement of rotted wood around the chimney siding, addressing the issues shown in photos 177-180.
Repair and replacement of rotted wood around the chimney siding, addressing the issues shown in photos 177-180.
Repair and replacement of rotted wood around the chimney siding, addressing the issues shown in photos 177-180.
Repair and replacement of rotted wood around the chimney siding, addressing the issues shown in photos 177-180.
Repair and replacement of rotted wood around the chimney siding, addressing the issues shown in photos 177-180.
Leaking siding on the chimney, highlighting the need for proper sealing and moisture management.
Leaking siding on the chimney, highlighting the need for proper sealing and moisture management.
Leaking siding on the chimney, highlighting the need for proper sealing and moisture management.
Leaking siding on the chimney, highlighting the need for proper sealing and moisture management.
Improperly installed shingles, roofing, and flashing causing persistent leaks and requiring comprehensive repairs.
Improperly installed shingles, roofing, and flashing causing persistent leaks and requiring comprehensive repairs.
Improperly installed shingles, roofing, and flashing causing persistent leaks and requiring comprehensive repairs.
Damaged and leaking flashing around the chimney, a common issue leading to interior water damage.
Damaged and leaking flashing around the chimney, a common issue leading to interior water damage.
Damaged and leaking flashing around the chimney, a common issue leading to interior water damage.
New chimney crown installed, providing critical protection against water infiltration and extending the chimney’s lifespan.
New chimney crown installed, providing critical protection against water infiltration and extending the chimney’s lifespan.
Professional installation of new flashing to ensure a watertight seal between the chimney and roof.
Professional installation of new flashing to ensure a watertight seal between the chimney and roof.
Professional installation of new flashing to ensure a watertight seal between the chimney and roof.
Close-up of the damaged chimney crown, showing cracks and wear that compromise its protective function.
Close-up of the damaged chimney crown, showing cracks and wear that compromise its protective function.
Close-up of the damaged chimney crown, showing cracks and wear that compromise its protective function.
Repair work underway for the damaged chimney shown in photos 134-135, focusing on mortar and brick restoration.
Repair work underway for the damaged chimney shown in photos 134-135, focusing on mortar and brick restoration.
Severe damage to the chimney, including missing mortar, cracked bricks, and a missing crown, exposing the structure to further deterioration.
Severe damage to the chimney, including missing mortar, cracked bricks, and a missing crown, exposing the structure to further deterioration.
Deteriorated pipe collars around vent pipes, a common source of leaks requiring immediate replacement.
Deteriorated pipe collars around vent pipes, a common source of leaks requiring immediate replacement.
Window replacement process, including removal of old frames and installation of energy-efficient units.
Large holes in the rotten wood near the chimney flashing, compromising structural integrity and allowing water infiltration.
Close-up visual inspection reveals extensive rot in the wood surrounding the chimney, indicating long-term moisture exposure.
Shingle removal in progress to prepare for chimney flashing replacement, ensuring a watertight seal around the chimney base.
Carpenter carefully replacing sections of rotten wood to restore stability and prevent further damage to the roof structure.
Removing and replacing severely rotten wood around the chimney, a critical step before installing new flashing.
Installing a moisture barrier (tar paper) over the repaired wood to protect against future water damage.
New wood sheathing and moisture barrier in place, ready for the installation of shingles and flashing.
New shingles and metal flashing installed around the chimney, creating a durable barrier against water intrusion.
Completed roofing and flashing installation, ensuring a seamless and water-resistant connection between the roof and chimney.
Completed roofing and flashing installation, ensuring a seamless and water-resistant connection between the roof and chimney.
Completed roofing and flashing installation, ensuring a seamless and water-resistant connection between the roof and chimney.
Completed roofing and flashing installation, ensuring a seamless and water-resistant connection between the roof and chimney.
Completed roofing and flashing installation, ensuring a seamless and water-resistant connection between the roof and chimney.
Completed roofing and flashing installation, ensuring a seamless and water-resistant connection between the roof and chimney.
Window replacement process, including removal of old frames and installation of energy-efficient units.
New chase cover and chimney cap installed to protect the chimney interior from weather and debris.
Window replacement process, including removal of old frames and installation of energy-efficient units.
Window replacement process, including removal of old frames and installation of energy-efficient units.

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