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Chimney stacks silhouetted against an orange sunset

Leaks stopped. Chimneys rebuilt.

Chimney repair and masonry crews for the Harrow Valley. We work from lifts, not ladders, and fix what is actually failing: crowns, flashing, liners and whole stacks.

Crews on the road
6
Lift reach
60 ft
Chimneys a year (sample)
1,800

Where is your chimney failing?

Tap a part of the chimney. You get the symptoms that point to it, what we do about it and what it usually costs. Then book an inspection with that part already filled in.

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The metal seal where the chimney meets the roof

3. Flashing

The most common leak we fix

What you notice

  • Water stains on the ceiling or wall right beside the chimney
  • Drips in the attic during rain, dry again a day later
  • Rusted, lifted or tarred-over metal at the roof line

What we do

Old flashing and caulk come out. New step and counter flashing goes in, cut into the mortar joints so it never relies on sealant.

Typical price
$650 to $1,900
Time on site
One day

Sample ranges. The exact price is fixed in writing after the inspection, before any work starts.

Four jobs. Prices up front.

Every quote is fixed and in writing after the inspection. These are the numbers we start from.

  • Leak repair

    from$450

    Crowns, caps and flashing. We water-test the chimney first, so we fix the leak you have and not the one we guessed.

    • Crown seal or repour
    • Step and counter flashing
    • Stainless caps and mesh
  • Relines

    from$2,400

    Insulated stainless liners for fireplaces, furnaces, boilers and wood stoves, sized to the appliance and camera-checked after.

    • Camera inspection before and after
    • Lifetime liner warranty
    • Most homes done in a day
  • Rebuilds

    from$3,900

    Leaning, spalled or storm-damaged stacks taken down to sound brick and rebuilt, matched to the house.

    • Brick and mortar matched
    • New crown, cap and flashing included
    • Three to five days on site
  • Commercial flues

    By survey

    Masonry stacks, boiler flues and multi-flue chimneys on apartment blocks, schools and churches, with lifts and full access plans.

    • Survey and written scope
    • Night and weekend work
    • Certificates for insurers

Recent jobs

A tall brick chimney above a shingle roof

Two-story stack rebuilt from the roofline

Where
Birch Hollow
Work
Rebuild, new crown and cap
On site
4 days
Final price
$8,600
A brick chimney where it meets a shingle roof

The ceiling stain that came back every spring

Where
Harrow Falls
Work
Flashing cut in, crown sealed
On site
1 day
Final price
$1,450
A tall brick commercial flue with a steel access platform

Mill stack repointed at 58 feet

Where
Old Quarry Road
Work
Repointing, cap, lightning ground
On site
9 days
Final price
Commercial quote

Sample projects for this concept.

A boom lift parked beside a brick building

The biggest crew in the valley

1,800

chimneys inspected and repaired a year (sample)

  • Six crews

    Each one a lead mason and two techs, with a box truck carrying brick, mortar, liners and caps.

  • Lifts to 60 feet

    Two boom lifts and a 40 foot trailer lift, so steep roofs and tall stacks are worked from a platform, not a ladder.

  • Camera on every truck

    Every flue is filmed before we quote and after we finish. You get the video.

  • Roof protection

    Roof jacks, boards and tarps on every job. Shingles, gutters and flower beds left as we found them.

How a job runs

  1. 1 Inspect

    A lead mason on the roof and a camera down the flue. Photos and video of every problem, not just a verbal opinion.

  2. 2 Fixed quote

    A written price for the work, part by part, sent within 24 hours. The number does not move once you sign.

  3. 3 Crew and lift on site

    We book the crew, the truck and the lift together. Most leak repairs and relines are finished the same day.

  4. 4 Water test and sign-off

    We run a hose on it, send after photos and a flue video, and your warranty paperwork lands in your inbox.

Fully insured. Masonry contractor Lic. #000000 (sample). Ten year warranty on rebuilds.

A mason setting brick into fresh mortar
Every crew is led by a mason, not a salesperson.
A crew silhouetted on a roof at sunset

Commercial flues, on a schedule

Apartment blocks, schools, churches and old mill stacks. We survey, write the scope, plan the lift access and work nights or weekends around your tenants.

  • Written condition survey with photos, per stack
  • Multi-building programs with one point of contact
  • Certificates of insurance and completion for your files
Request a site survey

Dry ceilings, straight stacks

Three roofers told us the leak was the shingles. Sootline ran a hose on the chimney for twenty minutes and found the flashing in one go. Dry ceiling ever since.
Renata K., Harrow Falls. Sample review.
Our chimney was leaning toward the neighbor’s driveway. They had it down, rebuilt and capped in four days, and the brick matches the house better than the old stack did.
Owen D., Birch Hollow. Sample review.
We manage eleven buildings with masonry flues. One contractor, one survey format, lift and permits handled. That is exactly what we needed.
Carla M., Property manager. Sample review.

Book an inspection

A lead mason on the roof, a camera down the flue and a fixed written price within 24 hours. The inspection is $149, credited against any repair we do.

(555) 014-2011

Monday to Saturday, 7am to 6pm. Storm leaks answered on Sundays.

SOOTLINECHIMNEY

Chimney repair, relining and masonry for the Harrow Valley since 2004.

Yard and office

2011 Kiln Yard Road, Harrow Falls

Phone: (555) 014-2011

Monday to Saturday, 7am to 6pm

Licensing

Masonry contractor Lic. #000000 (sample)

Prices, figures and reviews are sample values

Sootline is a concept brand created by MigrateLab for illustration.

Call (555) 014-2011