30+ Years in Business · Established 1993
When mortar repairs are no longer enough, the damaged masonry may need to be rebuilt. Lioncrest provides partial and full chimney rebuilding, with a clear scope for the brickwork and connected components.
Damage can be concentrated above the roofline or in the upper courses of brick. A partial rebuild removes and replaces that section while retaining the sound masonry below. The estimate identifies where the rebuild begins and how it connects to the remaining chimney.
Widespread deterioration or movement can affect more than the top of the chimney. A full rebuild addresses the larger masonry structure identified in the assessment. The scope should make clear what is being removed, rebuilt and retained.
The crown, cap, flashing and internal flue are separate parts of the chimney. Reviewing them alongside the masonry helps define the complete project rather than assuming rebuilding automatically addresses every component.
Roofing and chimney expertise. We evaluate masonry, flashing and the adjacent roof together when tracing leaks.Repair what needs attention. Sound masonry can remain when targeted repairs or a partial rebuild are suitable.Clear scope and pricing. You approve every change before work proceeds.30+ years in business. Established in 1993, with zero CCB complaints.Loose or badly deteriorated bricks, major cracking, leaning masonry and repeated failure in the same area are reasons to have the chimney evaluated. Mortar work alone does not correct every structural or masonry problem.
A partial rebuild can be appropriate when the damage is limited to the upper chimney and the masonry below is sound. The estimate identifies how far the removal and rebuilding need to extend.
New mortar can renew deteriorated joints, but it does not restore damaged bricks or correct a chimney that has moved. The condition of the brickwork and support determines whether repair or rebuilding is appropriate.
Brick size, color, texture and mortar joints all affect the finished appearance. Review those choices with the estimate. Existing bricks have also weathered over time, which affects the comparison.
Not automatically. Exterior masonry and the flue lining have different roles. Cracked or missing tiles and deteriorated internal joints may need a separate inspection. Any liner work should be identified explicitly in your proposal.
Look for the extent of removal, the masonry being rebuilt, and the treatment of the crown, cap and flashing. The scope should also identify any separate flue inspection or lining work.
Yes. Choose a time for a free on-site estimate. This schedules an evaluation, not the rebuilding work.
Chimney work has a 1-year warranty, or a 5-year warranty when sealing is included.
Explore options through Acorn Finance. Lioncrest handles your project estimate and work, not lending decisions.
Book a free estimate and review the proposed masonry work before deciding how to proceed.