Shenandoah Valley: Count On Us for Chimney Flashing Repair & Replacement Services

Why Hire a Pro To Repair My Chimney Flashing?

In order to work efficiently, flashing work needs to be customized and detailed. When Blue Ridge Chimney Services technicians replace or repair your flashing, we custom create step flashing and counter flashing to fit with your exact chimney structure.

We most often see the need for flashing work after major storms, when winds pull up or pull off pieces of flashing, or after homeowners find a leak. If you see missing flashing components around your chimney, be sure to give us a call! If you have a leak around your chimney, we’ll check your flashing to make sure there isn’t any damage and that it was properly installed.

Should a Chimney Tech or a Roofer Fix My Flashing?

Many homeowners mistake the flashing as part of the roof, but it is actually a key part of your chimney system, helping to ensure that water doesn’t make its way into the chimney and into your home. So when you have a problem with your flashing – like the pieces have bent or come off in bad weather, it has corroded over time, or the caulking has loosened – don’t call a roofing company. Instead, call on chimney experts who are trained to handle all types of chimney and fireplace issues. In the Shenandoah Valley area, that’s us here at Blue Ridge Chimney Services.

We have immense respect for roofing professionals, and those are the folks we’d turn to if roofing issues came up. But flashing installation and repair is custom, specialized work that chimney technicians are trained to do right. Our CSIA-certified technicians install and repair flashing on a regular basis, so you can expect professional, polished, and lasting results.

What Is Chimney Flashing Made Of?

You’ll see that flashing comes in several different metals, including aluminum, galvanized steel, stainless steel, and copper.

Each material has its own set of benefits, both in terms of function and appearance. When selecting the right flashing for your chimney, consider factors such as your local weather conditions, your roof’s material, and the overall look you want to achieve. For example, copper can complement traditional or high-end homes, while stainless steel or galvanized steel might be better suited for more practical needs.

Your Blue Ridge Chimney Services technicians are experienced in installing all types of flashing and we’d be glad to help you decide which option best fits your chimney and budget. Whether you’re looking for a functional, long-lasting solution or a more visually appealing one, we can provide expert guidance to ensure your chimney is protected for years to come.

If Your Chimney Is Damaged, Call On Us

If you see or suspect that your flashing is damaged – or if any other part of your chimney needs repair – give Blue Ridge Chimney Services a call or schedule an appointment online. Our technicians are trained to do your customized work right, guaranteeing years of satisfaction!