Chimney Repair in Elizabeth, NJ

We identify which appliances vent into which flue, then inspect each flue individually for cracks, obstructions, sizing and condition at the connections. Shared stacks on Elizabeth's multifamily buildings often have one flue in good shape and another that needs lining or repair. You get a flue-by-flue report with photos.

On a flat roof, water enters where the chimney base flashing meets the membrane, through a cracked crown or through porous brick, then runs down inside the chimney and out at the ceiling line. We inspect the flashing, crown and masonry together and repair whichever is letting water in. Often it is more than one.

Yes. We take the deteriorated section down to sound brick, rebuild it with matched brick and mortar, install a new crown and cap, and flash it properly to the flat roof. We plan access, debris control and tenant notice with the owner before the work starts.

Yes. Each gas appliance venting into a masonry flue needs a flue sized for it, and water heaters are often overlooked. We size liners to the appliance or combined appliances they serve and connect them properly. An inspection tells you what each flue needs.