Recent Chimney Flashing Repair Work
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What Our Chimney Flashing Repair Service Includes
Close-up flashing inspection
We get up to the chimney and examine the step flashing, counter flashing, and any saddle or cricket on the high side, checking for lifted edges, gaps, rust, and dried-out sealant so we know exactly where the water is getting in.
Removal of failed flashing
Loose, corroded, or improperly installed sections are carefully lifted out without tearing up the surrounding shingles or masonry any more than necessary.
Repair or replacement of metal
Depending on the condition, we reseat and refasten sound flashing or install new metal where the old pieces are too far gone, choosing material that holds up to Florida humidity and salt air.
Resealing the chimney-to-roof joint
We renew the seal where the counter flashing meets the masonry and where the step flashing tucks against the chimney, using durable, weather-rated sealant rather than a quick smear of caulk.
Securing edges against wind
Edges and laps are fastened and bedded so high winds and storm gusts cannot peel the flashing back up — a common failure point in Florida.
Cleanup and debris removal
We clear away old sealant, removed metal, and any loose material so your roof is left clean and tidy when we finish.
A clear written estimate
Before any work starts you get an honest, upfront written estimate that spells out what the repair involves, with no hidden fees added later.
Signs You Need Chimney Flashing Repair
- Water stains on the ceiling or wall near the chimney, especially after heavy rain
- Drips or damp spots in the attic around where the chimney passes through the roof
- Visible rust, lifted edges, or gaps in the metal flashing around the chimney base
- Cracked, peeling, or missing sealant where the chimney meets the roofline
- A musty or damp smell near the fireplace or in the room below the chimney
- Sections of flashing that lifted or shifted after a recent storm or high winds
- Stained, discolored, or deteriorating masonry on the lower portion of the chimney
- Peeling paint or bubbling drywall on the wall the chimney runs behind
Flashing is the layer of metal and sealant that bridges the gap between your chimney and the surrounding roof. It is one of the hardest-working details on the whole roof, and in Florida it takes a real beating: months of intense sun, heavy seasonal rain that arrives in sheets, and the wind and pressure changes that come with tropical storms.
Over time the metal can lift at the edges, the sealant dries out and cracks, fasteners loosen, and corrosion eats at exposed steel near the coast. Once any of that happens, water has a path straight into the joint, and from there it travels into the attic, the ceiling, and down the chimney structure itself.
Our crews focus on getting that seam genuinely watertight again. We look at how the flashing was originally built, repair or replace the parts that have failed, and finish with a clean, weather-resistant seal made for the way Florida weather actually behaves.
How It Works
Call or Request a Quote
Tell us what's going on and we'll set a time that works for you.
Free On-Site Assessment
We come out, find the real cause, and give you honest, upfront pricing — no obligation.
Done Right, Fast
We complete the work cleanly and confirm everything is safe and ready to use.