
Failed Chimney Flashing
Loose, rusted or incorrectly layered flashing lets rain enter where the chimney meets the roof. We inspect the complete roofline joint and repair the actual flashing system.
Sweep $99 · Inspections from $59Sweep $99 · Level 2 inspection $79 · Standard inspection $59
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Water in the firebox, ceiling stains or wet brick after rain? We trace the entry point, photograph the evidence and repair the failed flashing, crown, cap or masonry.
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Roofline & flashing checked
Crown, cap & masonry checked
Interior moisture signs documented
Written repair options before work
Water can travel along rafters, masonry and metal before appearing indoors. That is why the wet spot and the failed component are not always in the same place.

Loose, rusted or incorrectly layered flashing lets rain enter where the chimney meets the roof. We inspect the complete roofline joint and repair the actual flashing system.

A cracked or poorly sloped crown absorbs water from above. Proper repair restores the surface, seals cracks and directs rain away from the masonry.

An open flue or rusted metal cover allows rain to fall directly into the chimney. We size and install the right protective top for the system.

Weathered masonry can absorb wind-driven rain. Damaged joints are repaired first, followed when appropriate by a breathable water repellent made for masonry.
Choose the closest symptom for a useful starting point. A roof and chimney inspection is still needed to confirm the source.
Tell a technician where the water appears and when you first noticed it. We’ll help you choose the right inspection and arrange the next available visit.
Share what you're seeing and we'll contact you to confirm the right next step.
Send My Leak DetailsWe match the repair to the failed component. Waterproofing is not a substitute for rebuilding open joints, replacing failed flashing or restoring a cracked crown.

Flashing repair or replacement
Crown crack repair or rebuild
Cap and chase cover replacement
Tuckpointing and brick repair
Breathable masonry water repellent
Interior and exterior photo documentation
Tell us where the water appears and when it happens. Photos and timing after rainfall help us prepare for the visit.
We inspect the crown, cap, masonry, flashing, roofline and interior signs, documenting each finding with photos.
You receive a written estimate identifying the likely source, the recommended repair and any work that can safely wait.
We address the failed component instead of coating everything with temporary sealant, then protect and clean the work area.
Completed work is photographed and explained so you know what changed and how to monitor the chimney after future storms.
5.0 average rating
Serving Austin, Texas and the surrounding area
“Very professional from start to finish. The inspection was thorough, they showed me photos of everything, and the cleaning was spotless — no mess left behind. Fair price too.”
Sarah K.
Chimney Inspection & Cleaning · Austin, TX · 1 month ago
“Water was coming in around our chimney every time it rained. Captain found the cracked crown and bad flashing, explained everything clearly, and fixed it in one visit. Not a drop since.”
Michael R.
Chimney Leak Repair · San Antonio, TX · 2 weeks ago
“Our 90-year-old brick chimney was crumbling. The tuckpointing work is beautiful — it looks brand new but still matches the house perfectly. True craftsmen.”
David & Anna T.
Tuckpointing & Masonry Repair · Houston, TX · 1 month ago
Not sure whether the roofer or chimney company should come first? Call us and describe where the water appears.
(682) 217-3577Common entry points include failed roof flashing, a cracked crown, a missing or damaged cap, a rusted chase cover, and porous brick or mortar. Water can travel before it becomes visible, so the stain location does not always identify the source.
Water beside the chimney may come from the flashing or nearby roofing, while water inside the firebox may come from the cap, crown or chase cover. A complete inspection checks both the chimney and the roof transition before recommending a repair.
Sealant can help only when the correct material is applied to the correct, sound surface. Coating over open mortar joints, failed flashing or a cracked crown can hide the problem without stopping it. We identify and repair the failed component first.
Yes. We inspect and repair the roof-to-chimney transition, including apron, step and counter flashing as needed. The repair scope depends on the existing installation and the condition of the surrounding roof.
Some sound masonry benefits from a breathable water repellent that sheds rain while allowing trapped vapor to escape. Damaged mortar, spalled brick and structural cracks should be repaired before any water-repellent treatment is considered.
The price depends on the source. A cap or localized seal repair differs greatly from flashing replacement, crown rebuilding or masonry restoration. We inspect the leak and provide a written, itemized estimate before repair work begins.
Yes. Repeated moisture can rust metal components, deteriorate mortar, stain ceilings and damage nearby framing. Prompt diagnosis usually limits the area that needs repair.
Yes. We document accessible findings and completed work with photos, then explain what is urgent, what should be monitored and what can wait.
Get the source documented, understand the repair options and receive a written estimate before work begins.