Chimney repair, replacement, installation, and cleaning—handled with clear estimates, photo documentation, and durable leak-prevention details.
Written estimates • Photo documentation • Clean jobsite • Warranty options
If your chimney is leaking, deteriorating, or due for service, we’ll help you choose the right solution—without guesswork.
Not sure what you need? We’ll inspect and tell you honestly what is necessary.
Your chimney plays a critical role in safely venting smoke and gases from your fireplace or heating system. However, because it’s constantly exposed to the elements, it can become damaged over time. Wind, rain, snow, ice, extreme temperatures, and even the occasional bird or animal can impact the integrity of your chimney. If you’re noticing cracks, leaks, or other issues, it’s important to address them promptly to avoid further damage and potential safety risks.
The chimney repair experts at Done Rite specialize in inspecting chimneys for any signs of wear or damage and offering efficient repairs to ensure everything is functioning properly. A small crack or leak might seem minor at first, but left unchecked, it can lead to major issues like water damage, dangerous fumes in your home, or even structural damage to your chimney and roof.
Whether your chimney has suffered from a recent storm, age, or just normal wear and tear, we’ve got you covered. From chimney cap replacement and flashing repair to full masonry restoration, we provide comprehensive services to keep your chimney in top shape. We use high-quality materials and advanced techniques to ensure that your chimney is both safe and efficient.
If you’re looking to prolong the life of your existing chimney, we can help with maintenance tasks like repointing brickwork, sealing joints, or patching up cracks. These preventative measures can help keep moisture out and protect the integrity of your chimney, reducing the need for costly repairs down the road.
Your chimney is an essential part of your home’s safety and comfort, and keeping it well-maintained can prevent costly damage. It’s also key in protecting your home from the dangers of carbon monoxide buildup, fire hazards, and water damage.
Some common signs that your chimney may need repair include:
If you notice any of these issues, don’t wait to call a professional. Our team is here to evaluate your chimney and provide the repairs or maintenance needed to ensure it’s safe, functional, and performing at its best. Reach out today to schedule an inspection and let us help keep your chimney in excellent condition!
Many chimney “leaks” are caused by weak points like the flashing, crown, or cap—not just the brick itself. We focus on diagnosing the true entry point and fixing the details that prevent repeat problems.
You’ll know what’s happening before, during, and after the job.
We document the issue and identify the root cause.
Repair vs rebuild vs replacement, with a defined scope.
Requirements vary by municipality and scope; if needed, we’ll help confirm what applies.
Durable repairs and clean detailing, focused on leak prevention.
We review the work and explain what to watch going forward.
We’ll explain both options clearly so you can choose with confidence.
Leak traced to compromised flashing and missing shingles. Replaced damaged components, sealed transitions, and verified the repair with a controlled water test.
Full roof replacement due to age and granule loss. Removed old materials, repaired decking where needed, upgraded protection at eaves/valleys, and installed a new ventilation-ready system.
If your chimney is leaking, deteriorating, or due for service, we’ll help you choose the right solution—without guesswork.
Clear, written estimates (no vague surprises)
Photo documentation and transparent communication
Attention to the “details that prevent leaks” (flashing, ventilation, transitions)
Clean jobsite and respectful crews
Scheduled work with timeline expectations
Warranty options explained in plain language
Permit requirements can vary by municipality and project scope. If a permit is required, we’ll help confirm what applies and guide next steps.
Many leaks come from flashing transitions, crown deterioration, cap issues, or mortar joints that have absorbed moisture over time.
Yes. We’ll inspect, document what we see, and explain the most practical option with a clear scope and estimate.
Flashing at the roof line is a common leak point. We focus on proper roof-to-chimney detailing to reduce repeat leaks.
