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Chimney flashing repair around Hampton, FL

Our pros handle the chimney side of the flashing in Hampton and work alongside your roofer, once a free inspection is done.

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  • Free inspection first
  • 100% satisfaction, guaranteed
  • Locally owned and operated

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Crumbling mortar behind the flashing

Behind every piece of counter flashing is a mortar joint, and the flashing is only as good as that joint. If the mortar around it is crumbling, the flashing works loose, and water runs down behind it no matter how good the metal is.

Mortar along the flashing line gets repointed before the counter flashing is reset or replaced. Doing them together means one repair instead of two, and the new flashing grips solid mortar. The repointing and the flashing are priced as separate items so you see where the money goes. Ask about mortar and flashing repair in Hampton by dialing (352) 675-6366.

Neither the Gulf nor Atlantic coast reaches Hampton. Measured directly, about 18 miles separate Hampton from the Gainesville reference point.

What's Included

Step, apron, counter and back flashing

  • Back pans cleared of debris and resealed
  • Rusted flashing swapped for stainless metal
  • Sealant renewed with masonry-rated products
  • Tile and metal roof details followed to the manual

Local Conditions

Roof age and chimney flashing

When the roof on a home in Hampton is near the end of its life, the flashing around the chimney tends to be too, since they went on together. Patching the flashing on an old roof buys time but may not last long. Our specialists tell you how much life is left in both, and if a reroof is coming, they'll time the flashing work to go with it.

Our Process

A flashing repair in Hampton, in order

  1. Attic and all four sides

    The attic below is looked at first, then every side of the flashing on the roof.

  2. Choose reseal or replace

    You get each side given a written price, with the reason for the fix we recommend.

  3. Mortar first, then metal

    Joints are repointed, base and step pieces fitted, and counter flashing set into the brick.

  4. Seal, show and clean up

    Joints are sealed, you see the finished work, and every scrap of old flashing leaves with us.

Why Choose Us

Specialists for leaks at the roof line

  • Locally owned and run
  • A family-run company
  • 100% satisfaction guarantee
  • Your inspection is free
  • Same-day visits available
  • Arrange a visit, take 10% off

Wide chimneys in Hampton are measured against the cricket rule in the building code.

  • Our workmanship warrantyOur workmanship warranty covers the flashing we fit on your chimney in Hampton.
  • Your written price is freeThe flashing estimate is free and written, side by side for each face of the chimney.
  • 100% satisfaction, guaranteedFlashing we fixed still letting water in? We return. That's our 100% satisfaction guarantee.

Why each side of the chimney fails differently

The front of a chimney faces down the roof and sheds water onto the shingles below, so it fails mainly where its top edge meets the brick. The two sides sit parallel to the water's path and fail where step pieces are short, missing or pulled loose.

The back faces up the slope and takes the full flow of water from above, so it's where ponding and cricket problems show up. Our specialists inspect each side against its own weak points instead of treating the flashing as one thing. That's how they find the actual gap, rather than sealing everything and hoping the leak stops.

Sharing the roof with a roofer

Masonry work and roofing work overlap at the flashing. Our specialists handle the chimney side: the counter flashing set into the brick, repointing the joints it sits in, and the flashing pieces themselves when the roofing around them is sound.

When shingles, tiles or roof boards around the chimney are damaged, a roofer replaces them. Our pros will tell you when that's the case, coordinate the order of work, and make sure the quote shows who does each part. Working together on the same day where possible keeps the roof open for the shortest time. You get one quote that shows both halves.

Deciding between a reseal and new flashing

Sound flashing with failed sealant can be resealed. That means the metal lies flat, has no holes, laps properly over the base, and is set into the brick or held firmly against it.

If any of those isn't true, new flashing is the lasting fix. Our specialists check each point on each side and tell you which applies, with prices for both where it's close. A reseal is quicker and cheaper; replacement lasts longer and costs more. You'll see why they recommend one over the other, on the quote, before any work begins. Either way, the metal and sealant used are named on the quote.

Free Inspection

Before any flashing is priced

  • Mortar condition along the line where flashing is set
  • Sealant beads, their type and whether they've cracked or pulled away
  • Attic boards, insulation and nail tips next to the chimney
  • Chimney width across the slope, measured against the cricket rule

Claim 10% off your first service

Flashing fixed in Hampton, and a 10% discount on a first booking.

FAQs

Flashing repair in Hampton, explained

Can the old flashing just be resealed?

If the metal is sound, lies flat and laps properly, yes, and that's the smaller job. Rusted, short or surface-glued pieces need replacing. Our pros tell you which applies to each side, with both prices where it's close.

What about the shingles next to the chimney?

Our pros handle the chimney side of the flashing. Shingles, tiles or roof boards that have failed go to a roofer, and we'll coordinate with them and say who does what on the quote.

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Leak at the roof line? Call our pros

Point us to the stain when you call from Hampton, and a flashing specialist will set a time to look.

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