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A chimney needs attention both inside the flue and around the structure above the roof. Creosote and debris can collect inside, while rain and age can affect the brick, mortar, flashing, crown, chimney cap, and other exposed components.
Clean Air Duct Cleaning & Chimney provides chimney services in Norcross, GA for homeowners who need cleaning, inspections, repairs, leak detection, masonry work, chimney cap replacement, or liner and flue service.
Our team can inspect the chimney, identify what needs attention, and recommend the appropriate service based on its condition.
A chimney leak may become visible indoors even when the entry point is several feet away.
Flashing is installed around the chimney where it passes through the roof. When flashing deteriorates or separates, rain can enter around that connection.
Water can also enter through a cracked chimney crown, damaged brick, open mortar joints, or a chimney cap that no longer protects the opening properly.
Possible signs include:
The first step is determining where the water is getting in. The repair can then address the source instead of only treating the visible damage.
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We handle routine fireplace and chimney maintenance as well as repairs for damaged components.
Chimney sweeping removes soot, creosote, and debris from the chimney and flue. Regular cleaning helps keep the venting path clear and is especially important when a fireplace is used frequently.
A chimney inspection can identify buildup, blockages, moisture damage, worn masonry, damaged components, and visible flue problems. An inspection is also useful when you do not know when the chimney was last serviced.
We repair problems involving brick, mortar, crowns, flashing, fireboxes, flues, and other chimney components. The repair depends on the location and extent of the damage.
A chimney cap helps keep rain, leaves, debris, and animals from entering through the flue opening. We replace caps that are missing, rusted, loose, damaged, or no longer properly secured.
Water can enter through damaged flashing, cracks in the crown, deteriorated masonry, or an unprotected chimney opening. We inspect the likely entry points before recommending repairs.
The flue carries smoke and combustion gases out of the home. If the liner or flue has developed cracks or other damage, we can inspect the condition and determine whether repair or relining is needed.
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Some chimney problems develop in places that homeowners cannot easily see.
Creosote may collect higher inside the flue. Mortar can deteriorate above the roofline. A chimney cap can become loose, or small cracks may develop in the crown and allow water into the masonry.
There are still signs you can watch for, including:
If something has changed around the fireplace, an inspection can help determine whether the problem is inside the flue or elsewhere in the chimney.
A chimney leak may become visible indoors even when the entry point is several feet away.
Flashing is installed around the chimney where it passes through the roof. When flashing deteriorates or separates, rain can enter around that connection.
Water can also enter through a cracked chimney crown, damaged brick, open mortar joints, or a chimney cap that no longer protects the opening properly.
Possible signs include:
The first step is determining where the water is getting in. The repair can then address the source instead of only treating the visible damage.
Chimney damage often begins in a limited area.
A few mortar joints may deteriorate while the surrounding masonry remains stable. One section of flashing may fail while the rest of the roof connection is still in good condition. A chimney cap may need replacement even though the masonry below it is sound.
Depending on the problem, repairs may include:
Repairing a damaged component early can help prevent water or deterioration from affecting a larger part of the chimney.
Norcross includes historic residential streets around Downtown as well as homes near major routes such as Buford Highway, Holcomb Bridge Road, Peachtree Industrial Boulevard, Beaver Ruin Road, and Jimmy Carter Boulevard.
We serve homeowners around:
Thrasher Park, Lillian Webb Park, Heritage Park, and several other city parks are located throughout Norcross, including established areas with mature trees and older residential streets.
Homes across these areas vary in age, construction, roof design, and chimney type. Some may have older masonry that needs repair, while others may only need routine cleaning, an inspection, or replacement of a worn chimney cap.
Whether you need routine cleaning or help with leaks, damaged masonry, flashing, a chimney cap, liner, or flue problem, our team can inspect the system and identify what needs attention. Our chimney team includes a CSIA Certified Chimney Sweep®. We then recommend the right service based on the condition of the chimney.
Contact Clean Air Duct Cleaning & Chimney for chimney services in Norcross, GA.
Call (470) 706-6431 to schedule an appointment.
It is a good idea when the chimney has not been inspected recently or its maintenance history is unknown. Older masonry may have worn mortar, previous repairs, aging flashing, or flue damage that is not obvious from inside the home.
Nearby trees can contribute leaves, twigs, and other debris around the chimney top. Norcross has several established parks and tree-lined areas, so homeowners with trees close to the roof should make sure the chimney cap remains secure and the flue opening is protected.
Clean Air Duct Cleaning & Chimney provides chimney cleaning, inspections, chimney repair, masonry work, leak detection, chimney cap and crown services, flashing repair, and liner and flue services for Norcross homeowners.
Soot and creosote inside the chimney can continue producing odors between fires. Moisture can make those odors more noticeable, so a persistent smell may be a reason to check both the flue and the chimney for water intrusion.
Cracks in the crown can allow water into the masonry below. Small cracks can worsen with continued exposure, so having the crown inspected and repaired can help protect the brick and mortar underneath.
