Service Call
$100.00
We come out to look at your fireplace, chimney, or brick or stone problem. Pay online to request your visit and we'll call to set the time.
November & December Special
Gas fireplace safety inspections and tune-ups
$50 off · first 100 people
Our Services
We take pride in fixing your brick or stone work on your home or business — chimney repair, wall repair, fireplace repair, steps, interior or exterior — with new or historical restoration available, and we specialize in gas fireplace repair. Compromised mortar on any brick or stone structure: it's cheaper to fix it before it falls. All brick or stone structures can be repaired — we fill all gaps, cracks, and holes and make it look new again. Work starts with an inspection and a written estimate. Jobs are 50% up front and 50% when the work is done — no surprises.
Gas Fireplace Inspection & Tune-Up
November & December SpecialA 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.
Special: $100 to book · $100 on the day of service (first 100 people, reg. $250)
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
Pilot on but burner won't light? Read our gas fireplace repair guide
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
No cost, no obligation — we'll tell you exactly what it takes to fix it.
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
No cost, no obligation — we'll tell you exactly what it takes to fix it.
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
No cost, no obligation — we'll tell you exactly what it takes to fix it.
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
No cost, no obligation — we'll tell you exactly what it takes to fix it.
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
No cost, no obligation — we'll tell you exactly what it takes to fix it.
Ask us a question
Not sure what's going on or what it will take? Send your question and we'll get back to you within 24 to 48 hours with the right procedure or advice. Want an answer this second? Use the quick assistant next to the form — it knows our services, pricing and availability.
Every question answered within 24–48 hours
Sample questions people ask
My gas fireplace won't stay lit — what should I check first?
Most often it's a worn thermocouple or thermopile, a pilot that's out of adjustment, or blocked venting. Turn the control off rather than retrying the pilot over and over, and we'll check the pilot, sensor, gas pressure and venting during the inspection.
How do I know if my mortar needs tuckpointing?
If mortar crumbles out when you scratch it with a key, if you see cracks or gaps in the joints, or if water is coming through, the joints are failing. We fill all gaps, cracks, and holes and rebuild the joints so the wall regains its strength.
How often should a gas fireplace be inspected?
Once a year, before the burning season. We check the burner, logs, venting, pilot and glass, test for carbon monoxide risks, then tune it up so it burns cleanly, efficiently and safely.
Can you fix a chimney that's leaning or has loose bricks?
Yes. All brick or stone structures can be repaired — we make sure it looks new again and regains its structural integrity. Loose or moving bricks are a call-now job: keep people clear of the area and ring us.
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.