From a few repointed joints to a full rebuild above the roofline — we handle the complete range of chimney repair, with a free estimate before any work begins.
Each of these has its own dedicated page with more detail — this is the overview.
Repointing mortar joints and replacing spalled brick before freeze-thaw does more damage.
Resealing hairline cracks or fully re-pouring a crown that's already failed.
Replacing rusted or missing covers that let water and animals into the flue.
Resealing or replacing the metal where the chimney meets the roofline.
Rebuilding above the roofline when repointing alone isn't enough anymore.
Fast response for wind, ice, or lightning damage that needs attention right away.
Hairline cracks widen fast once freeze-thaw gets into them — they rarely stay small on their own.
A sign the masonry face is spalling and breaking apart from repeated freeze-thaw cycles.
Even a slight visible tilt usually means the foundation or structure underneath has shifted.
Efflorescence — a sign water is actively moving through the masonry from the inside out.
Usually traces back to the crown, flashing, or cap rather than the chimney itself.
Chimney repair covers the widest price range of anything we do — a few joints and a full rebuild are both "chimney repair."
No service call fee, no obligation. Written quote before any work begins.
A few repointed joints costs very differently than a section rebuilt above the roofline.
Steep roofs or tall chimneys often require staging, which adds real cost to the job.
Color-matched mortar and salvaged or matched brick cost more than a generic mix.
The single largest cost driver. Waiting turns a repointing job into a rebuild.
Tell us what you're seeing — a crack, a stain, a leaning chimney.
We inspect the full chimney and give you a written quote.
Right-sized fix, from repointing a few joints to a full rebuild.
We show you the finished work and back it for three years in writing.
It depends entirely on scope — a few repointed joints and a full rebuild above the roofline are both "chimney repair," and they're priced very differently. We give a free on-site estimate with a written quote before any work begins.
A repair addresses specific damage — repointing joints, resealing a crown, replacing a cap. A rebuild reconstructs a section of the chimney, usually above the roofline, when the structure itself has failed rather than just the surface.
Yes, wherever possible. Color-matched mortar and salvaged or matched brick cost more than a generic mix, but it's the difference between a repair you can see and one you can't.
Next-day in most cases, and often sooner for acute damage. Call rather than filling out a form if it's urgent, and we'll prioritize you.
In Minnesota, almost always. Freeze-thaw cycles work their way into any opening in the masonry, and a hairline crack this year is commonly a real repair by next winter.
We provide the documentation you need — photos of the damage, photos of the repair, and a detailed written quote — which is what most insurers ask for when you file a claim.
Roughly 40 miles out from Minneapolis and St. Paul.
Free on-site estimate, written quote, no obligation. Next-day scheduling across the Twin Cities metro.
No commitment · No service call fee · Same-day available
