Chimney Flashing Repair
Flashing seals the joint between your chimney and roof — when it fails, water runs straight into your ceilings and walls.
$300–$1200
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Most 'chimney leaks' aren't the chimney at all — they're failed flashing where the chimney meets the roof. When that metal-and-sealant joint corrodes, lifts or was installed poorly, water runs straight down into your ceilings and walls. We trace the real source of the leak, then reseal or replace the flashing and tie it properly back into the roof so it stays watertight.
High coastal winds lift and loosen flashing faster, so shore homes see leaks sooner.
Book your free inspection
Pick a real open slot on our crew's calendar — takes about a minute.
What's included
Most 'chimney leaks' are actually failed flashing at the roofline, not the chimney itself — and the longer water runs in, the more interior damage it causes.
How it works
We trace water staining back to its actual entry point.
Sound flashing is resealed; corroded or lifted flashing is replaced.
Step- and counter-flashing are integrated back into the roof.
Photos document a watertight roof-to-chimney joint.
Local & accountable
Why it matters
Most 'chimney leaks' aren't the chimney at all — they're the flashing, the metal-and-sealant joint where the chimney meets the roof. When it corrodes, lifts, or was installed poorly, water runs straight into ceilings, walls, and framing, where it rots wood and feeds mold long before it's visible. Catching it early keeps an inexpensive reseal from becoming a framing-and-drywall repair.
If any of these sound familiar, it's worth a free inspection:
See the difference
The before shows rusted or lifted flashing at the roof-to-chimney joint, the most common source of a ceiling stain near the chimney. The after is new step and counter-flashing, properly lapped and sealed. Done right, flashing is a layered metal detail — not a bead of caulk — and it's what keeps the roof watertight where two surfaces meet.
Rusted, leaking flashing replaced and sealed where the chimney meets the roof.
Representative example of a typical chimney flashing repair — not a specific customer job. We add photos of our own completed Ocean & Monmouth County projects as we finish them.
A common job: a shore home where a ceiling stain keeps reappearing near the chimney after every heavy rain. Nine times out of ten on a coastal roof, the culprit is flashing — rusted, lifted, or sealed with old caulk that's let go. We'd typically strip the failed metal and install proper step and counter-flashing, lapped and sealed where the chimney meets the roof. The usual result is a joint that stays dry through the next nor'easter, and a stain that finally stops coming back.
Ocean & Monmouth County
Licensed local crews, free on-site inspection and a written quote before any work. Book a real open slot on our calendar.
What you can count on
Licensed local crews, an honest written quote, and photos of every job. No call centers, no scare tactics.
Licensed and insured for New Jersey home-improvement work. We carry what the state requires and stand behind every repair.
You get a clear written quote — with the deposit and balance shown up front — before any work begins. We recommend only what your chimney actually needs.
Every job is documented with before-and-after photos, so you can see exactly what was inspected and what was repaired — no guesswork.
Completed work comes with a written warranty document, so your repair is backed in writing — not just a handshake.
A deposit capped at the New Jersey legal maximum of one-third, with the balance due only once the work is finished and you're satisfied.
The crew that quotes your job is the crew that does it — no call centers, no rotating subcontractors.
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Service-area map — Ocean & Monmouth County, NJ.
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