

Chimney flashing repair is one of the most effective ways to stop stubborn roof leaks that never seem to go away. The joint where your roof meets the chimney is constantly tested by wind, rain, snow, and ice. When the flashing or counter-flashing fails, water can sneak behind the brick or siding and show up far from the actual entry point-often as stained ceilings, musty smells, or peeling paint.
We start by inspecting the full chimney area: step flashing, counter-flashing, cricket (if present), mortar joints, and the surrounding shingles or roofing membrane. Rather than simply smearing sealant over the surface, we remove failed components and install new, properly integrated flashing that ties into the roofing system and the chimney itself. On masonry chimneys, that often includes grinding in new reglets for metal counter-flashing and addressing loose or cracked mortar that can channel water. Where necessary, we rebuild damaged crickets to shed water correctly, replace compromised shingles around the chimney, and verify that any nearby valleys or vents are in good condition. This systems-based approach ensures that you are not paying to fix one part while another weak link remains.
At the end of the job, you see clean metal work, tight terminations, and a detailed explanation of what was completed. The real benefit, however, comes later-when heavy rain or melting snow arrives and your interior stays dry. Proper chimney flashing repair protects framing, insulation, drywall, and finishes from repeated wetting, mold risk, and structural decay, giving you quiet confidence every time the weather turns.