
The chimney is one of the most common leak sources on a Medina roof, and it's almost always the flashing, not the masonry. We handle the roof-side chimney work — step and counter flashing, crickets and caps — that keeps water out.
When water shows up around a Medina chimney, the cause is the step and counter flashing where the roof meets the masonry — failed sealant, flashing that was face-nailed instead of let into the mortar, or a missing cricket. The bricks usually aren't the problem; the metal transition is. We rebuild that transition so it sheds water the way it should.
A wide chimney on a Medina roof needs a cricket — a small peaked structure behind it that splits water around the chimney instead of letting it pile up snow and ice against the uphill face. Without one, that uphill side is a dam waiting to leak. We build the cricket into the flashing detail on chimneys that need it.
A proper chimney cap keeps rain, snow and animals out of the flue and stops the freeze-thaw that spalls the crown and top courses. It's a small piece that prevents an expensive masonry problem down the line.




Work runs across Medina Public Square, Montville Township, Granger Township, Weymouth, Lafayette Township, the Route 18 corridor, Sharon Township and Brunswick Hills. If you can see Medina from your roof, you are in our service area.
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Almost always the flashing where the roof meets the masonry, not the bricks. Failed sealant, improperly set flashing or a missing cricket is the usual cause.
Failed flashing and missing crickets top the list; snow piles on the uphill side of wide chimneys and melts straight into the joint unless a cricket diverts it.
We handle the roof-side work — flashing, crickets and caps — which is where the leaks come from. Structural masonry rebuilds we'll refer to a mason.
If the metal is sound it can be re-set and resealed; if it's corroded or was installed wrong, it's replaced and let properly into the mortar.
If a storm caused it, sometimes. Age-failed flashing is maintenance. We document which and tell you honestly.
Medina is inside our dispatch radius; active leaks are prioritized and we can tarp immediately if weather requires.
Photos, a written scope and an honest recommendation — whether or not there is a claim.
Licensed & Insured — licensing held in three states, insurance carried on every job.
Structural work and full replacements in unincorporated Medina County are permitted through the Medina County Building Department at 791 W Smith Rd — (330) 722-9220; work inside city limits runs through the city offices. We pull the permit and schedule inspections as part of the job.
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