Counter flashing replacement
Flashing that is only caulked to the chimney face always fails. Proper counter flashing is cut into the mortar joint and sealed, so it moves with the house, not against it.
Need chimney flashing repair you can trust? Union Roof Repair Pros handles chimney flashing rebuilt properly, the end of the most common repeat leak for homeowners across Union County and northern New Jersey, with a free inspection and a written price before work starts.
Call for a Free Roof EstimateFlashing that is only caulked to the chimney face always fails. Proper counter flashing is cut into the mortar joint and sealed, so it moves with the house, not against it.
Where the roof meets the chimney sides, step flashing works piece by piece with the shingles. Missing or face nailed pieces are a classic leak we rebuild correctly.
Wide chimneys on the low side collect water and debris. A cricket or a properly formed pan moves water around the chimney instead of pooling it.
Chimney flashing work is priced by the chimney size and how much of the system needs rebuilding. A single failed side is a small job, a full four side rebuild with new counter flashing is larger, and both are quoted in writing first.
Get an Honest QuoteRoof size, pitch, the number of layers to remove, decking condition and the materials you choose. Every one of those is visible in our written quote, so there are no surprises mid job.
Yes, weather permitting. Repairs, leak work and inspections run all year in New Jersey, and full installations are scheduled around safe, dry windows.
We document storm damage with dated photos and a written scope that adjusters can work from, and we are glad to meet the adjuster at the property.
Caulk on the surface is a temporary skin, not flashing. Water gets behind it within a season or two. Real flashing is metal worked into the shingle courses and the mortar joint, which is why it lasts.