Chimney Repair Before & After Photos

This old chimney in North Weston had significant wear and needed some help. The Brown Roofing team re-built this chimney using new bricks and fresh mortar. Our crew re-used the stunning copper flashing that was originally on the chimney. A new chimney crown was poured, and the chimney cap was re-installed. 

This chimney showed heavy wear, staining, deteriorated mortar, and failing sealant around the base. Now, the chimney was restored with clean brickwork, fresh mortar joints, a new crown, and improved flashing for a cleaner look and better protection. 

The Brown Roofing team completed a chimney repair for this customer in Newtown Connecticut. This chimney was repointed, and partially rebuilt. To finish off this job, the crew added a new chimney crown, and sealed the chimney. 

After this customer in Newtown found a leak in their chimney, they called in the Brown Roofing team for help. Our crew re-built this chimney, and poured a new chimney crown. The original crown was worn and cracked, and the mortar had been weakened overtime. Thanks to the hard work of our team, this home is better protected, and this chimney looks and preforms great!

This Newtown, CT chimney showed signs of age, staining, and wear around the masonry and roof flashing area. These are common trouble spots where water can sneak in, especially during snow, ice, and freeze-thaw weather.

After the chimney repair, the roof-to-chimney area was tightened up to help protect the home from future leaks. Repairing the masonry and flashing details helps create a stronger, cleaner barrier where the chimney meets the roof.