Fireplace restoration in Franklin Town, Massachusetts done right the first time
Historic masonry, modern liners, and safe fires all winter long
fireplace restoration in Franklin Town, Massachusetts brings an old, cracked, or smoky fireplace back to safe working order. We rebuild fireboxes, repoint mortar joints, seal crowns, and install stainless steel liners that meet NFPA 211. Whether your home is a 1920s colonial near Franklin Town Center or a newer build in Franklin Hills, we handle the whole job: inspection, masonry, liner, cap, and cleanup. Book before the first cold snap.
What fireplace restoration in Franklin Town, Massachusetts actually involves
Fireplace restoration is the process of returning a fireplace and its chimney to safe, code-compliant working condition. That means inspecting the firebox for cracked firebrick, raking out failed mortar joints, rebuilding the smoke chamber, sealing the crown, and often installing a new stainless steel liner sized to the flue. We use a chimney brush and rods to clear creosote, an inspection camera to check the flue interior, and refractory cement to rebuild the firebox floor. A full restoration can take one day for a simple reline or three to five days for a historic rebuild.
Franklin Town has a lot of older housing stock, and that shows up in the fireplaces. We see spalling brick from decades of freeze-thaw cycles, crown cracks that let water into the chimney, and flue liner deterioration on homes that have burned wood every winter since the 1970s. If you have been searching for fireplace restoration near me Franklin Town Massachusetts, the fix usually starts with a proper inspection. We also handle fireplace renovation Franklin Town MA projects where the goal is a new look, not just a repair.
Why homeowners restore instead of replace
A restored fireplace keeps the character of your home, costs far less than a full rebuild, and gets you a safe fire again. Here is what you actually gain.
Safe fires again
A deteriorated flue liner is the number one cause of chimney fires in Franklin Town. We install a stainless steel liner rated to 2,100 degrees F, seal it at the top and bottom, and test the draw before we leave. You get a fireplace you can actually use without worrying about what is behind the wall.
Stop water damage cold
A cracked crown or failed flashing lets water into the chimney every time it rains. Over a winter, that water freezes, expands, and pops brick faces off. We seal the crown, replace flashing, and apply a water repellent so the masonry dries out instead of soaking in. Most leaks we see in Franklin Town trace back to one of those three.
Keep the historic look
Historic fireplace restoration Franklin Town projects are about matching, not replacing. We source firebrick and mortar that match the original color and joint profile, so the finished fireplace looks like it has always been there. That matters if your home is in the Historic Franklin District or any of the older streets near Franklin Square.
Better heat, less smoke
A smoky fireplace usually has a smoke chamber problem, not a fire problem. We parge and smooth the smoke chamber, correct the damper, and check that the flue is sized right for the opening. Most customers tell us the fireplace draws better the first night. Some see a real drop in how much wood they burn through.
How our fireplace restoration process works
We keep it simple: inspect, quote, restore, test, and hand it back to you clean. Here is what each step looks like from your side of the job.
Inspection first
We run an inspection camera down the flue, check the firebox and smoke chamber, and look at the crown, flashing, and cap from the roof. You get photos of what we find and a written scope. This usually takes 45 to 60 minutes. If the fireplace is gas, we check the venting and the damper position before anything else.
Clear scope and price
You get a line-item quote before we start. Masonry work, liner, cap, and any crown repair are priced separately so you can see what drives the number. No surprise add-ons mid-job. If we find something behind the wall once we open it up, we stop and show you before we keep going.
Masonry and liner work
We set drop cloths and run a Hepa vacuum to keep dust down. Firebrick gets replaced, mortar joints get raked and repointed, and the smoke chamber gets parged smooth. If the flue needs a liner, we insulate and set a stainless steel liner sized to the fireplace opening. Most relines are done in a single day.
Top-side sealing
We repair or replace the chimney cap, seal the crown with a flexible crown sealant, and check the flashing where the chimney meets the roof. If the brick is porous, we apply a breathable water repellent. This is the step that keeps the restoration from failing two winters from now.
Test fire and walkthrough
We build a small test fire to confirm draw and check for smoke spillage at the opening. Then we walk you through what we did, what to watch for, and how often to schedule a sweep. You get photos of the finished work. We leave the room as clean as we found it.
Four years of hands-on fireplace work in the Franklin area
FixiqoWave has been restoring fireplaces and chimneys since 2022. In that time we have worked on everything from 1800s center-chimney colonials near the Historic Franklin District to 1990s builds in Franklin Woods with factory-built fireplaces that need a new liner and cap. Our technicians train on NFPA 211 clearances, Massachusetts code, and manufacturer specs for Selkirk, DuraVent, and Olympia Chimney components. We do not sub the masonry out. The same crew that inspects your fireplace does the rebuild, the reline, and the final test fire.
- CSIA Certified Chimney Sweep on staff for inspections and documentation
- NFI Certified for gas and wood fireplace venting work
- Massachusetts HIC License held for all residential masonry and restoration work
- Trained on NFPA 211 clearances and IRC chimney requirements
- Experienced with ChimneySaver, HomeSaver, and Copperfield liner systems
Why Franklin Town homeowners call us for fireplace restoration
We are a local crew, not a franchise. That means the person who quotes your job is the person who does the work, and you can reach us after the job is done.
Same-day response
We keep same day fireplace restoration Franklin Town slots open for urgent calls, especially in October and November when everyone wants the fireplace ready before the holidays. If your chimney is leaking into the ceiling or you smell smoke in the house, call (844) 803-2151 and we will get someone out fast.
Honest scope, no upsell
If your fireplace only needs a sweep and a new cap, that is what we quote. We do not push a full reline on a flue that passes inspection. You get photos of what we found and a clear reason for every line on the estimate. If a repair can wait a year, we tell you.
Masonry matched to your home
fireplace restoration services Franklin Town Massachusetts customers ask for usually involve matching old brick and mortar. We carry a range of firebrick and mortar colors and test a sample joint before we commit. On historic homes, we match the original joint profile so the repair blends in instead of standing out.
Clean job site, every time
We lay drop cloths from the door to the hearth, run a Hepa vacuum on the grinder, and bag all debris. Most customers say they cannot tell we were there except for the fireplace itself. That matters when the fireplace is in a living room with furniture and rugs you actually use.
What is included in a fireplace restoration
Every restoration starts with an inspection and a written scope, so you know what you are paying for before we start. The list below covers the standard work. Anything outside it, like a full chimney rebuild or a new roof penetration, gets quoted separately and only after we show you why it is needed.
What's Included
Full inspection with photos
We run an inspection camera down the flue, check the firebox, smoke chamber, damper, crown, cap, and flashing, and give you a written report with photos. This is the foundation of the whole job. It usually takes 45 to 60 minutes.
Firebox and firebrick repair
Cracked or spalled firebrick gets replaced with new units set in refractory cement. We rebuild the firebox floor and walls where needed and match the surrounding brick so the repair blends in. This is the part of the job that keeps heat where it belongs.
Mortar joint repointing
We rake out failed mortar joints with a joint raker and repack them with fresh mortar matched to the original color. This stops water from getting behind the brick and freezing. On older Franklin Town chimneys, this is often the difference between a repair and a rebuild.
Smoke chamber parging
A rough or oversized smoke chamber causes smoky fireplaces. We parge it smooth with refractory cement and correct the shape so smoke rolls up the flue instead of into the room. Most customers notice the difference on the first fire.
Stainless steel liner install
When the existing flue liner is deteriorated, we insulate and install a stainless steel liner sized to the fireplace opening. We seal it at the top and bottom and test the draw. This is the single most important safety upgrade in most restorations.
Crown, cap, and flashing
We seal or rebuild the crown, install a stainless cap with a spark screen, and repair the flashing where the chimney meets the roof. These three items are where most chimney leaks start, so we treat them as part of the restoration, not an add-on.
Fireplace problems we fix in Franklin Town every week
Most of the calls we get in Franklin Town fall into a handful of categories. Here is what we see, what happens if you ignore it, and how we fix it.
Smoke rolls into the room when you light a fire
A smoky fireplace usually means the smoke chamber is rough or oversized, or the flue is too small for the opening. Left alone, it makes the fireplace unusable and pushes smoke and carbon monoxide into the living space.
We inspect the smoke chamber and flue with a camera, parge the chamber smooth with refractory cement, and correct the damper or flue size. Most smoky fireplaces draw properly after one visit. We test with a small fire before we leave.
Water stains on the ceiling near the chimney
Water coming in through a cracked crown or failed flashing rots framing, ruins drywall, and freezes inside the masonry in winter. Each freeze-thaw cycle pops more brick faces off the chimney.
We find the source with a roof inspection and moisture check, then repair the crown, flashing, or cap. We apply a breathable water repellent to the brick so it stops soaking up rain. Most Franklin Town leaks we see trace back to the flashing.
Crumbling mortar and spalling brick on the chimney
Failed mortar joints let water into the chimney wall. When that water freezes, it expands and breaks the brick faces off. What starts as a repointing job becomes a full rebuild if it is ignored for a few winters.
We rake out the failed joints with a joint raker and repoint with matched mortar. Spalled brick gets replaced with matching units. On historic Franklin Town chimneys, we match the original joint profile so the repair disappears into the wall.
Fireplace has not been used in years and you are not sure it is safe
An unused fireplace can have a blocked flue, a cracked liner, animal nests, or a damper stuck open. Lighting a fire without an inspection risks a chimney fire or carbon monoxide in the house.
We sweep the flue, run a camera down it, and check the firebox, smoke chamber, damper, crown, and cap. You get a written report with photos and a clear recommendation. Most unused fireplaces need a sweep, a cap, and minor repair to be safe again.
When Franklin Town homeowners call us
You just bought an older home in the Historic Franklin District and the fireplace has not been touched in years.
We inspect the whole system, sweep the flue, and document what is original and what has been changed. Then we quote the restoration in stages so you can spread the cost. Historic matching is part of the scope from the start.
You get a safe, working fireplace that keeps the character of the house and passes a home inspection if you ever sell.
Your fireplace smokes into the room every time you light it, and you have stopped using it.
We diagnose the smoke chamber, flue size, and damper in one visit. Most of the time the fix is parging the smoke chamber and correcting the damper or flue. We test with a small fire before we call the job done.
You can use the fireplace again without opening a window or smelling smoke in the house the next morning.
Water is coming down the chimney after storms and staining the ceiling in Franklin Heights.
We inspect the crown, flashing, cap, and brick from the roof. We repair or replace what failed, seal the crown, and apply water repellent to the masonry. Most leaks are fixed in a single visit.
No more leaks, no more ceiling stains, and the masonry stops absorbing water every time it rains.
You want to convert an open wood fireplace to a high-efficiency insert before winter.
We inspect the flue, size the liner for the insert, and handle the venting, clearances, and finish work. If the firebox needs repair first, we do that in the same project so the insert sits properly.
More heat from less wood, a cleaner burn, and a fireplace you actually use instead of one you avoid.
Tools and methods we use on every restoration
Tools & Equipment
Inspection camera
Lets us see the inside of the flue without tearing into the chimney. We document cracks, gaps, and blockages with photos you can keep.
Chimney brush and rods
Used to sweep creosote and soot from the flue before any liner or masonry work. A clean flue is the starting point for every restoration.
Joint raker and grinder
Rakes out failed mortar joints to the right depth so new mortar bonds properly. We run a Hepa vacuum on the grinder to keep dust out of the house.
Mortar trowel and refractory cement
Used to rebuild the firebox, parge the smoke chamber, and repoint joints. Refractory cement handles the heat; regular mortar handles the exterior masonry.
Stainless steel liner systems
We install liners from ChimneySaver, HomeSaver, Copperfield, and Olympia Chimney, sized and insulated for your fireplace opening.
Drop cloths and Hepa vacuum
Protects your floors and furniture and captures fine dust at the source. Most customers say they cannot tell we were in the house.
Masonry drill and inspection tools
Used for cap installation, flashing work, and checking clearances against NFPA 211 and IRC requirements.
Methods
NFPA 211 inspection standard
Every restoration starts with an inspection that follows NFPA 211. We check clearances, liner condition, smoke chamber, damper, crown, cap, and flashing, and document each item with photos. This is what tells us what actually needs work and what can wait.
Insulated stainless liner sizing
We size the liner to the fireplace opening and insulate it to keep flue gases hot. An undersized or uninsulated liner causes poor draw and creosote buildup. Getting this right is the difference between a fireplace that works and one that smokes.
Matched mortar repointing
We test a sample joint before committing to a mortar mix. On historic Franklin Town chimneys, the original mortar is often softer than modern mixes, and using the wrong one damages the brick. Matching the mix protects the masonry long-term.
Breathable water repellent application
After masonry repair, we apply a vapor-permeable water repellent. It blocks liquid water but lets the brick dry out from the inside. This is what keeps a restoration from failing after a couple of freeze-thaw cycles.
How fireplace restoration runs in Franklin Town specifically
Franklin Town sits in a part of Massachusetts that sees hard freeze-thaw cycles from November through March. That weather is tough on masonry chimneys, especially the older ones around the Historic Franklin District and Franklin Square. We see crown cracks, flashing failures, and spalling brick on a large share of the homes we inspect, and most of those problems trace back to water getting into the masonry and freezing. The housing stock matters too. Center-chimney colonials have different clearance and liner needs than 1980s builds with factory-built fireplaces. We work to Massachusetts code and NFPA 211 on every job, and we pull the right permits when the scope requires it. For customers searching for emergency fireplace restoration Franklin Town MA, we keep same-day slots open during the fall and winter. If you want fireplace restoration and masonry in Franklin Town done as one project, we handle both with the same crew.
Service Areas
Older center-chimney homes with original firebrick and soft mortar. Matching the original materials is a big part of every job here.
Mix of older homes and recent renovations. We often find previous repairs done with the wrong mortar, which we correct during restoration.
More 1980s and 1990s builds with factory-built fireplaces. Relines and cap replacements are the most common work here.
Newer construction with metal chimneys. We repair and replace sections, caps, and storm collars on Selkirk and DuraVent systems.
Dense housing with chimneys close to neighboring roofs. Flashing and crown work here needs care to avoid damaging adjacent shingles.
Local Considerations
Hard freeze-thaw cycles from November through March
Water gets into masonry, freezes, and expands, which pops brick faces off and opens mortar joints. This is the number one driver of restoration work we see in Franklin Town.
Older housing stock with original soft mortar
Modern hard mortar damages older brick because it does not flex the same way. We match the original mortar mix so the repair moves with the wall instead of cracking it.
Dense neighborhoods with chimneys close to rooflines
Flashing and crown work needs care to avoid damaging neighboring shingles. We plan the roof work so we are not stepping on adjacent roofs.
Heavy wood-burning use in fall and winter
Creosote builds up faster on fireplaces that burn every night. Annual sweeps are the norm here, not the exception, especially on open fireplaces.
1910 colonial firebox rebuild in Historic Franklin District
Original firebrick was cracked and spalling, mortar joints were eroded to the point that you could push a screwdriver into them, and the smoke chamber was rough and oversized. The fireplace had not been used in over a decade and the damper was stuck open.
We rebuilt the firebox with matched firebrick, repointed the joints with soft mortar matched to the original, parged the smoke chamber smooth, and replaced the damper. The fireplace now draws properly and has been used every winter since.
Maintenance & Follow-up
Annual sweep and inspection, plus a check of the crown and cap each fall. The matched mortar should hold for decades if water stays out of the masonry.
Homeowner could not use the fireplace without opening a window. Two other companies quoted a full rebuild. Our inspection found the smoke chamber was rough and the flue was oversized for the opening, which caused smoke to cool and roll back into the room.
We parged the smoke chamber smooth, installed a correctly sized insulated stainless liner, and replaced the damper. The fireplace now draws cleanly with no smoke in the room. Total cost was about a third of the rebuild quotes.
Maintenance & Follow-up
Sweep once a year and check the cap and crown each fall. The liner should last 20 years or more with normal use.
Water was coming down the chimney after every storm and staining the ceiling in the living room. The crown had multiple cracks, the flashing was rusted and pulling away from the roof, and the cap was missing.
We replaced the flashing, poured a new crown, and installed a stainless cap with a spark screen. We also applied a breathable water repellent to the brick. No leaks since, and the ceiling was repaired by a drywall contractor we referred.
Maintenance & Follow-up
Check the cap and flashing each spring, and reapply water repellent every five to seven years. Annual inspection catches small issues before they become leaks.
How much does fireplace restoration cost in Franklin Town?
Most fireplace restoration jobs in Franklin Town run $1,800 to $6,500 in 2026, depending on scope. A basic reline with a new cap and crown seal sits at the low end. A full firebox rebuild with new firebrick, smoke chamber parging, and a stainless liner pushes toward the top. Emergency work and historic masonry matching add cost. We give you a written range after the inspection, before any work starts.
Can you restore a historic fireplace in Franklin Town MA?
Yes. Historic fireplace restoration Franklin Town projects are a big part of what we do, especially around the Historic Franklin District and Franklin Square. We match original firebrick size, mortar color, and joint profile so the repair blends with the rest of the chimney. We also work within Massachusetts code for older masonry chimneys, which sometimes means adding a liner even when the original flue looked fine.
How long does fireplace restoration take in Franklin Town Massachusetts?
A simple reline and cap replacement takes one day, usually six to eight hours. A firebox rebuild with smoke chamber work takes two to three days. Full historic restorations with crown, flashing, and masonry repair can run four to five days. We schedule around your use of the room and tell you each morning what we are doing that day so you are not surprised.
Do you restore both gas and wood fireplaces in Franklin Town?
We restore both. Wood fireplaces get firebrick, mortar, smoke chamber, and liner work. Gas fireplaces get venting checks, damper and cap work, and liner replacement if the existing vent is corroded or undersized. If you are not sure what you have, we identify the unit during the inspection and quote the right scope. Call (844) 803-2151 to book.
Credentials and reviews
Certifications
Reviews
FixiqoWave restored the fireplace in our 1920s home near Franklin Square. They matched the firebrick and mortar so well that our neighbor thought it was original. Clean job, fair price, and they walked us through everything they did.
Called about a chimney leak in Franklin Heights and they came out the next morning. Found the flashing was the problem, fixed it, and sealed the crown while they were up there. No leaks since. Honest and fast.
We had two other companies quote a full rebuild on our smoky fireplace. FixiqoWave found the real issue was the smoke chamber and fixed it for a fraction of the cost. Fireplace draws perfectly now. Highly recommend.
Booked a same-day inspection after water started coming down the chimney in Franklin Woods. They diagnosed it, quoted it, and had it fixed within the week. Cap, crown, and flashing all replaced. Great communication throughout.
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Most fireplace restoration jobs in Franklin Town include some chimney repair. If the crown is cracked or the flashing has failed, we fix it in the same visit so water stops getting into the masonry above your fireplace.
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Spalling brick and failed mortar joints above the roofline are common on Franklin Town homes. We rebuild the damaged section, match the brick, and repoint the joints so the chimney looks original and holds up through another winter.
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A cracked crown is the most common source of chimney leaks we find in Franklin Town. We seal hairline cracks with flexible crown sealant or pour a new crown when the damage is too far gone. It is a small job that protects the whole restoration.
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If your flue liner is deteriorated, a stainless steel liner is the fix. We insulate and size the liner to your fireplace opening, then seal it at the top and bottom. This is the single most important safety upgrade in most restoration projects.
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A missing or damaged cap lets rain, birds, and squirrels straight into the flue. We repair or replace caps with stainless models sized to your flue. It is a quick job that prevents water damage and keeps animals out of the chimney.
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After a restoration, annual maintenance keeps the fireplace safe. We sweep, inspect, and check the cap, crown, and flashing each year. Most Franklin Town customers book in late summer so the fireplace is ready before the first cold night.
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Not every fireplace needs a full restoration. If the damper sticks, the firebox has a crack, or the grate is broken, we handle the repair without tearing into the masonry. We tell you honestly when a repair is enough and when restoration makes more sense.
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If your chimney is leaking into the house, has visible damage after a storm, or is spilling smoke into the room, call us. We respond fast, stabilize the problem, and schedule the permanent repair. Emergency work is available in Franklin Town and nearby neighborhoods.
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Chimney problems do not wait for business hours. Our 24/7 line at (844) 803-2151 connects you to a real person who can triage the issue and get a technician out. We handle after-hours calls across Franklin Town and the surrounding area.
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Leaks usually come from the crown, flashing, or cap. We find the source with a moisture check and roof inspection, then fix it in one visit. Most Franklin Town leaks we see are flashing failures where the chimney meets the roof.
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Our technicians are trained on NFPA 211 and Massachusetts code, and we document every job with photos. If you want a repair done to standard the first time, this is the service. We do not cut corners on clearances or liner sizing.
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Every restoration starts with an inspection. We run a camera down the flue, check the firebox, smoke chamber, crown, and flashing, and give you a written report with photos. It is the only way to know what your fireplace actually needs.
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Creosote buildup is a fire risk and a common reason fireplaces smoke. We sweep with a chimney brush and rods, then vacuum the firebox with a Hepa vacuum. Most Franklin Town homes need a sweep once a year if they burn regularly.
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When the whole chimney needs work, not just the fireplace, we handle the full restoration: masonry, crown, flashing, cap, and liner. It is the same crew and the same standard from the firebox to the top of the flue.
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Small liner cracks can sometimes be repaired with a cast-in-place liner. When the damage is extensive, a stainless steel liner is the better long-term fix. We inspect first and recommend the option that actually holds up.
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If restoration is not the right call, we install new wood, gas, or electric fireplaces. We handle venting, clearances, and the finish work. Many Franklin Town customers choose a high-efficiency insert instead of restoring an open fireplace.
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Tuckpointing replaces the mortar between bricks without replacing the brick. It is the right fix when the joints are eroded but the brick is still sound. We match the original mortar color and joint profile so the repair disappears.
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After masonry repair, we apply a breathable water repellent so the brick stops absorbing rain. This is what keeps a restoration from failing two winters later. We use ChimneySaver products that let vapor escape while blocking liquid water.
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Crumbling mortar is the first sign of chimney trouble. We rake out the failed joints, repack them with fresh mortar, and match the surrounding color. Left alone, mortar damage leads to spalling brick and a much bigger repair.
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A sweep removes creosote and soot from the flue and firebox. It is the cheapest way to keep a fireplace safe and the first step in any restoration. We sweep, inspect, and tell you what else, if anything, needs attention.
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If you are searching for a chimney sweep near me in Franklin Town, we cover the whole town and surrounding neighborhoods. Same-day slots are often available. Book online or call (844) 803-2151 and we will get you on the schedule.
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Flashing is the metal seal where the chimney passes through the roof. When it fails, water runs straight down into the attic and ceiling. We replace the flashing, seal it properly, and check the surrounding shingles in the same visit.
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A stainless steel cap keeps rain, animals, and debris out of the flue. We install caps sized to your flue with a spark screen that meets code. It is a small upgrade that protects the whole chimney and the restoration work inside it.
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We work on homes, not commercial buildings, and that focus shows in how we schedule and clean up. Every residential chimney repair in Franklin Town gets drop cloths, a Hepa vacuum, and a full walkthrough before we leave.
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Spalling brick, cracked brick, and missing brick all get repaired with matching units and mortar. We source brick that matches the age and color of your chimney so the repair blends in. This is common on older Franklin Town homes after a hard winter.
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Work above the roofline includes flashing, crown, cap, and upper masonry. We handle all of it without you needing a separate roofer. If the chimney is leaking, the fix is usually up there, not inside the firebox.
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A stuck or missing damper wastes heat and lets cold air into the room. We repair or replace dampers, including top-mount models that seal tighter than throat dampers. It is a small job that makes a real difference in how the fireplace performs.
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Factory-built metal chimneys need different parts than masonry ones. We repair and replace sections, caps, and storm collars on Selkirk, DuraVent, and similar systems. If your metal chimney is leaking or dented, we can usually fix it without a full replacement.
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When a chimney problem cannot wait, we keep same-day slots open. Call before noon and we will often have a technician at your door the same afternoon. This is the service to use when water is actively coming in or smoke is spilling into the room.
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Fall is here and the first cold nights are close. If your fireplace is smoky, cracked, or has not been inspected in years, call (844) 803-2151. We will inspect it, show you what we find, and quote the work before we start. Most jobs are scheduled within a few days.