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Chimney Flashing Repair in Georgia Near Me

Chimney flashing repair in Georgia: new step and counter flashing, chimney crown repair, caps and chimney leak repair. Call (833) 583-1301 to describe your leak.

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Step & Counter Flashing

Chimney Crowns & Caps

Tuckpointing & Waterproofing

Skylight & Vent Flashing

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Chimney flashing repair services

Chimney Flashing Repair Services in Georgia

Chimney flashing repair and chimney leak repair in Georgia: step flashing, counter flashing, crickets, crowns, caps, tuckpointing and the other roof flashing that keeps water out.

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Step Flashing Replacement

New L-shaped step flashing woven into every shingle course where the roof meets the chimney. Call (833) 583-1301 for chimney flashing repair.

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Counter Flashing Repair

Metal cap flashing cut into the mortar joints so rain sheds over the step flashing below. Call (833) 583-1301 for chimney flashing repair.

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Chimney Cricket Installation

A small peaked saddle behind wide chimneys that splits water and snow around the masonry. Call (833) 583-1301 for chimney flashing repair.

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Chimney Crown Repair

Repair or rebuild of the concrete slab on top of the chimney that keeps water out of the brick. Call (833) 583-1301 for chimney flashing repair.

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Chimney Cap Installation

Stainless steel or copper caps that keep rain, animals and debris out of the flue. Call (833) 583-1301 for chimney flashing repair.

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Chimney Tuckpointing

Grinding out failed mortar joints and repacking them so the brick sheds water again. Call (833) 583-1301 for chimney flashing repair.

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Chimney Waterproofing

Breathable siloxane water repellent applied to brick and stone chimneys above the roofline. Call (833) 583-1301 for chimney flashing repair.

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Wall & Sidewall Flashing Repair

Step and counter flashing where a roof slope runs into a wall, dormer or second story. Call (833) 583-1301 for chimney flashing repair.

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Skylight Flashing Repair

Resealing or reflashing skylights with the proper step flashing and head and sill kits. Call (833) 583-1301 for chimney flashing repair.

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Vent Pipe Boot Replacement

New rubber, lead or metal boots around plumbing vents, exhaust fans and flue pipes. Call (833) 583-1301 for chimney flashing repair.

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Valley Flashing Repair

Reflashing open and closed roof valleys where two slopes meet and carry the most water. Call (833) 583-1301 for chimney flashing repair.

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Emergency Chimney Leak Tarping

Temporary tarping and sealing to stop active chimney and flashing leaks. Call (833) 583-1301 for chimney flashing repair.

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About Stackline Chimney & Roof Leak Co.

Chimney Flashing Repair Company in Georgia Near Me

Chimney flashing repair in Georgia comes with heavy summer thunderstorms and a lot of pine trees. Pine straw and leaves pile up behind chimneys and in valleys, where they hold water against the flashing for days. Brick fireplaces are common in older Atlanta neighborhoods and in suburban homes built in the 1970s and 1980s. Coastal Georgia adds tropical storm risk and salt air. Summer humidity keeps that debris damp, and the valley metal and step flashing under it rust from the bottom up.

Step flashing woven under every shingle course
Counter flashing set into a ground mortar joint, not caulked to the brick
Crowns rebuilt with a slope and a drip edge
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Why call us for chimney flashing repair

Chimney Flashing Repair in Georgia: Why Call Us

Chimney leak repair in Georgia often starts with clearing debris that has been sitting against the flashing. Our crew builds crickets behind wide chimneys so leaves and water do not collect there, and we check valley metal for rust under the pine straw. We replace surface-mounted flashing with counter flashing ground into the mortar, which holds up to wind-driven summer storms. On coastal homes, we use aluminum or stainless caps and flashing that stand up to salt air. After a storm we tarp first and fix once the roof dries.

Chimneys are the whole job

Chimney flashing repair and chimney leak repair are what we do. We do not sell full roofs or siding.

Step and counter flashing

Each step piece overlaps the one below and nails to the deck, never the brick. Counter flashing goes into a ground reglet.

Crickets where code calls for them

A chimney wider than 30 inches needs a cricket on the uphill side. We build them when they are missing.

Masonry done right

Soft lime mortar on old soft brick. Sloped concrete crowns, not flat mortar caps.

Leaks without a chimney

Wall flashing, skylights, vent boots and valleys use the same methods, and we fix those too.

Photos of the work

You see what failed and what we replaced, which helps if you are talking to an insurer.

Chimney Flashing Repair FAQs

Questions about chimney flashing repair

Common questions about chimney flashing repair in Georgia.

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What is the difference between step flashing and counter flashing?

Step flashing is the set of small L-shaped pieces tucked under each shingle course along the side of the chimney. Counter flashing is the metal set into the brick that laps down over the step flashing. The two work as a pair. One without the other leaks.

Do I need a chimney cricket?

Building code calls for a cricket on the uphill side of any chimney wider than 30 inches, unless the chimney sits on the ridge. Even on a narrower chimney, a cricket helps if you see leaves piling up or water ponding behind the brick after a storm.

What metal do you use for chimney flashing?

On most asphalt shingle roofs we use aluminum or galvanized steel. On slate, cedar or historic homes we use copper, which lasts as long as the roof. We avoid pairing copper with galvanized steel or aluminum on the same detail because the two corrode each other.

My house has no chimney. Can you still help with a roof leak?

Yes. Much of our work is wall flashing, skylight flashing, vent pipe boots and valley flashing, which use the same methods as a chimney. On homes without masonry chimneys, those are where most leaks start.

How do I get a quote for chimney flashing repair?

Call (833) 583-1301. We will ask a few questions about where the water shows up and what the roof looks like, then set a time for our crew to look at it in person.

Chimney leak repair

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Water at the chimney, a skylight or a wall? Call (833) 583-1301 for chimney flashing repair in Georgia. Tell us where the water shows up and we will set a time to look at it.

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