Built right.
Step by step.

01

Video flue inspection

Camera diagnostics reveal cracks, gaps and deterioration before work begins.

02

Damage identification

Broken clay tiles and open joints are documented for a clear repair plan.

03

Tile removal

Failed liner sections are carefully removed to prepare a clean pathway.

04

Flue preparation

Loose material is cleared before the new venting system is installed.

05

Liner insulation

Insulation and mesh are fitted around the stainless liner where required.

06

Stainless liner feed

The flexible liner is guided smoothly through the prepared chimney.

07

Controlled installation

Technicians coordinate from above and below to prevent bends or damage.

08

Top plate connection

The liner is secured and sealed at the chimney termination.

09

Termination detail

A fitted cap completes the liner system and protects the opening.

10

Mortar removal

Deteriorated joints are ground to a sound depth for lasting adhesion.

11

Joint cleaning

Dust and loose particles are removed before new mortar is placed.

12

Brick replacement

Damaged units are replaced with carefully matched masonry.

13

Brick setting

Each replacement is aligned and bedded for a strong, clean finish.

14

Tuckpointing

Fresh mortar is packed and tooled to restore the weather-resistant joint.

15

Joint finishing

Consistent tooling supports water shedding and a professional appearance.

16

Crown formwork

Forms establish the overhang and slope needed to move water away.

17

New crown pour

Fresh material is placed and shaped around the flue termination.

18

Crown crack repair

Sound crowns receive targeted crack treatment and protective coating.

19

Cap installation

A properly sized cap helps block rain, debris and animal entry.

20

Cap fastening

Secure attachment is checked without compromising the masonry.

21

Old cover removal

A rusted chase cover is removed and the underlying structure inspected.

22

Custom chase cover

The new metal cover is fitted with proper slope and edge overhang.

23

Flashing installation

Step flashing is integrated with the roof at the chimney perimeter.

24

Counterflashing seal

Upper flashing is secured to direct water over the roof system.

25

Masonry waterproofing

Breathable water repellent is applied evenly to exposed masonry.

26

Coverage verification

Uniform application reduces absorption while allowing vapor movement.

27

Crown protection

A flexible coating helps shield repaired crown surfaces from weather.

28

Rotary sweeping

Professional brushing loosens soot and deposits from the flue walls.

29

Flue cleaning detail

Multiple passes address buildup while controlled methods contain debris.

30

Smoke chamber parging

Refractory material smooths irregular surfaces above the firebox.

31

Surface smoothing

Careful tooling creates a continuous transition into the flue.

32

Firebox repair

Damaged firebrick and joints are restored with high-heat materials.

33

Firebox finishing

Clean joint work completes a durable and orderly interior surface.

34

Final verification

The completed system is visually checked and documented.

35

Clean final result

Repairs finish with a detailed review, cleanup and weather-ready exterior.