Dampers Repair/Replacement:
Chimney dampers are mechanisms located within the chimney flue that control airflow and regulate the draft of the fireplace or stove.
Over time, dampers can become damaged, corroded, or malfunction due to wear and tear, exposure to moisture, or improper use.
Dampers repair involves inspecting the damper mechanism, identifying any issues such as rust, warping, or misalignment, and performing necessary repairs to restore functionality.
In cases where the damper is severely damaged or beyond repair, replacement may be necessary to ensure proper airflow and efficient operation of the chimney system.
Gas Fireplace Repair:
Gas fireplaces are popular alternatives to traditional wood-burning fireplaces, offering convenience, efficiency, and ease of use.
Gas fireplace repair involves diagnosing and addressing issues with the gas burner, ignition system, thermocouple, pilot light, or other components that may affect the operation of the fireplace.
Common problems with gas fireplaces include burner clogs, pilot light failure, gas leaks, or electronic ignition issues.
Trained technicians conduct thorough inspections, troubleshooting, and repairs to ensure the safe and reliable operation of the gas fireplace, restoring warmth and comfort to the home.
Chimney Repointing:
Chimney repointing, also known as tuckpointing, is a process of repairing damaged or deteriorated mortar joints between the bricks or stones in the chimney structure.
Exposure to weather elements, moisture, and temperature fluctuations can cause mortar joints to weaken, crack, or crumble over time, compromising the integrity of the chimney.
During repointing, skilled masons carefully remove deteriorated mortar and replace it with fresh mortar, restoring the strength, stability, and weather resistance of the chimney.
Chimney repointing not only improves the aesthetic appearance of the chimney but also helps prevent further deterioration and structural damage, ensuring the safety and longevity of the chimney system.