Most chimney leaks are flashing, not masonry. Step, counter and cricket rebuilt properly.

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Chimney flashing and repair in Barberton, OH. Step flashing, counterflashing, crickets and crowns rebuilt properly, because most chimney leaks start at the flashing. Call (330) 918-1018.
Because the chimney is a hole through the roof, and the detail that seals it is the hardest one on the house to do correctly. The usual culprits, in order:

A cricket is a small peaked structure built behind a chimney on the up-slope side, diverting water and debris around it instead of letting it pond against the masonry. Code generally requires one where the chimney is more than 30 inches wide across the slope.
Plenty of older Barberton chimneys do not have one, and it shows as a stain on the ceiling below and rot in the deck behind the chimney. If we are reflashing a wide chimney we will quote the cricket, because reflashing without one just resets the same clock.

If the masonry is sound and only the flashing has failed, reflashing solves it — new step flashing woven into the courses, new counterflashing let into a cut mortar joint and sealed.
If the brick is spalling, the mortar has failed or the crown is cracked through, masonry work comes first. Flashing into failing masonry does not hold. We will tell you which situation you have, with photographs. Regular work through Lake Anna, Norton Village, Robinson, Downtown Barberton, among others. Which is why we photograph the attic as well as the roof on every visit.

Free inspection with photographs of the actual failure point. Call (330) 918-1018.
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By chimney size, roof pitch, access and whether a cricket is required. Quoted in writing.
We will not sell that as a repair. Caulk is a stopgap; flashing is the fix.
We handle flashing, crowns and caps. Structural masonry rebuilds are referred to a mason we trust.
Storm damage usually is. Deteriorated flashing and mortar are maintenance.
Yes, always. Reflashing during a re-roof costs a fraction of doing it separately later.
Free inspection, written price before work starts, and photographs of everything.
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