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New Jersey
Chimney
Install & Repair

Intact Roof Chimney Repair

Looking for a Chimney INSTALLATION OR REPAIR?

INTACT ROOF

New Jersey Chimney Specialist

Water often enters where a chimney meets the roof. Intact Roof inspects flashing, nearby shingles, caps, and visible masonry to identify the source before recommending a repair. We explain the work and provide a clear scope for New Jersey homes.

Roofline at an Intact Roof project showing asphalt shingles, a brick chimney, and a low-slope roof

5 Signs You Need Repair

of your Chimney.

Mortar joints and masonry

Cracked or missing mortar can let water into the chimney. If you notice gaps from the ground, schedule an inspection; avoid climbing onto the roof yourself.

Moisture or rust

Stains, damp spots, or rust around the chimney may point to a cap, flashing, or masonry issue. We inspect the roof junction and explain what needs repair.

Cracked bricks or crown

New cracks, loose bricks, or a damaged crown deserve a closer look. Photograph what you can see safely from the ground so we can discuss the next step.

Smoke or draft problems

If smoke enters the room or the draft changes, stop using the fireplace and arrange a qualified chimney inspection. The flue or liner may need attention beyond roof flashing.

Openings around the chimney

Animals, debris, or staining can point to a missing cap or gaps in masonry. An inspection can distinguish chimney issues from leaks at the roof junction.

Chimney Services

Chimneys
FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS

On new construction, the chimney and roof details need to work together. We plan the flashing, roof penetration, and surrounding shingles to help shed water at this vulnerable junction. Share your plans or photos with Intact Roof so we can discuss the roofing scope.

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Chimney
Repair Work

Chimney leaks often begin where masonry meets the roof. We inspect the flashing, surrounding shingles, and visible masonry to trace the likely entry point. Depending on the condition, the roofing scope may include replacing damaged flashing or nearby shingles. We explain the findings and recommend a practical repair. If the flue, liner, or chimney structure needs specialist work, we will point that out during the assessment.

SUCCESS STORIES

HomeAdvisor

They come on time very courteous and great work Great customer service and cleaned up very well after yourselves.

— Ruthann S.

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