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Akron Tuck Pointing — brick / stone repair

November & December Special

Gas fireplace safety inspections and tune-ups

$50 off · first 100 people

Akron Tuck Pointing

Safety

Don't put your family or your home in jeopardy. Get your annual fireplace inspection done today by our certified fireplace inspection pros, so your fireplace burns cleanly, efficiently, and safely all season long.

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What we do

It's cheaper to fix it before it falls. All brick or stone structures can be repaired — here is what each service means, what it fixes, and what it keeps from happening later.

A gas fireplace with a brick surround burning in a living room

Gas Fireplace Inspection & Tune-Up

November & December Special

A 25- to 35-minute check of your gas fireplace — burner, logs, venting, pilot, glass and carbon monoxide risks — plus a tune-up so it burns clean and safe all season.

It fixes

  • A weak, yellow or lifting flame
  • Soot building up on the glass and logs
  • A pilot that won't stay lit
  • Blocked or corroded venting
  • Burners that click or won't ignite

It prevents

  • Carbon monoxide seeping into your home
  • A fire starting inside the appliance
  • A breakdown in the coldest week of winter
  • A small fault turning into a costly repair

Special: $100 to book · $100 on the day of service (first 100 people, reg. $250)

Fresh tuckpointing on a brick home wall with new mortar joints

Tuckpointing & Mortar Repair

Cracked and crumbling mortar is ground out of the joints and fresh, color-matched mortar is packed in, so the wall sheds water and stays solid.

It fixes

  • Gaps, cracks and holes in the mortar joints
  • Mortar that is soft or powdery to the touch
  • Joints that have washed out from rain
  • Brick that has started to loosen

It prevents

  • Water working its way behind the wall
  • Damp patches on indoor walls and ceilings
  • Freeze-thaw cracking through winter
  • Brick losing its support and moving
A mason bedding a new brick into a repaired section of a brick wall

Brick & Stone Replacement

Spalled, cracked or missing brick or stone is cut out and replaced with matched material, so the repair blends into the wall instead of standing out.

It fixes

  • Cracked, spalled or missing brick and stone
  • Holes left by old vents, pipes and fixtures
  • Patched-over damage that never matched
  • Sunken or bulging sections of wall

It prevents

  • The edges of a hole crumbling further
  • Water collecting inside the wall
  • Pests getting in through an opening
  • A weak spot spreading into the rest of the wall
A mason repointing the mortar joints of a brick chimney above a roofline

Chimney Repair & Repointing

Loose bricks, failing mortar joints and leaky chimney crowns are fixed before water works its way inside your home.

It fixes

  • Loose or bulging bricks in the stack
  • A cracked or crumbling chimney crown
  • Open mortar joints along the flue
  • Deteriorated flashing at the roofline

It prevents

  • Leaks into the attic and ceilings
  • Smoke and drafts backing up into rooms
  • A rusted-out damper
  • Winter freeze-thaw widening small cracks
A partially rebuilt brick chimney rising above a shingled roof

Chimney Rebuilds

Leaning or badly damaged chimneys are rebuilt from the roofline up, with new flashing where the chimney meets the roof.

It fixes

  • A chimney that has started to lean
  • Brickwork too far gone for repointing
  • Failed flashing that lets water in
  • A missing or broken crown and cap

It prevents

  • A partial collapse of the stack
  • Chronic roof leaks around the chimney
  • Vermin getting in through gaps
  • Damage reaching the framing of your home
A mason laying a fresh bead of sealant where a brick chimney meets the roof

Waterproofing & Caulking

Breathable masonry sealants and fresh caulking around windows, doors and chimneys keep water out of your brick without trapping moisture inside it.

It fixes

  • Porous mortar that drinks in rain
  • Open gaps and hairline cracks
  • Failed, shrunken old caulk
  • Unsealed joints at the roofline and sills

It prevents

  • Water soaking into the brick
  • Spalling and dusting of the surface
  • Ice damage at the start of winter
  • Draughts pulling through the gaps

What homeowners say

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★★★★★
The service was great! He fixed our problem and also showed us how to maintain our fireplace. Personable, efficient and friendly. Would use again and refer to friends and family.
Lindsey E.via HomeAdvisor
★★★★★
Shawn was on time for the appointment, and he kept me informed throughout the repair process.
Marla H.via HomeAdvisor
★★★★★
They were very knowledgeable and caring. They are top for me. I will recommend them to friends and family. There are not too many people as nice and caring as those two.
Andree C.via HomeAdvisor

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November & December Special

Gas Fireplace Inspection & Tune-Up

Regularly $250. November & December special: the first 100 people pay $100 down and $100 on the day of service, after the inspection. About 25 to 40 minutes on site.

Gas fireplaces should be inspected every year. Have peace of mind this burning season — a 25- to 35-minute inspection makes sure your home and family are safe.

$100.00
Today to hold your spot
$100.00
Due on the day of service, after the inspection

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Next you'll pay your $100.00 deposit online — it holds your spot on the schedule. The remaining $100.00 is due on the day of service, after the inspection is complete.

Have a question?

Ask about our services, pricing or scheduling. If you ever smell gas or your alarm goes off, leave the area and call your gas utility or 911 first.