Chimney Repair Before & After Photos

In the picturesque town of Bethel, known for its severe winters and relentless storms, Brown Roofing took on the challenge of restoring a weather-worn chimney on a crisp September morning. The chimney’s cracked concrete crown and rusted flue cover had suffered extensively from the harsh climate. The team from Brown Roofing meticulously removed the damaged crown and applied a new, durable concrete blend, while also replacing the old flue cover with a high-quality stainless-steel one. Their expert craftsmanship revitalized the chimney, ensuring it was both aesthetically pleasing and resilient against Bethel's demanding weather. As winter set in, the homeowners enjoyed their cozy fires with the assurance that their newly restored chimney was well-prepared to face the elements.

The Brown Roofing team gave this chimney in Stamford a total makeover. Our crew got to work removing the old chimney caps, chimney crown, and mortar from this chimney. Fresh mortar was applied, a new chimney crown was poured, and new chimney caps were installed. Thanks to our incredible team, this chimney will look and preform better than ever!

The Brown Roofing team installed new copper flashing on this chimney in Fairfield. This new flashing adds beauty and character to a usually mundane home feature. This flashing will also keep water out, and slow down erosion. 

The Brown Roofing team re-flashed this chimney. In the first photo, a very weak flashing can be seen where the chimney meets the roof. In the second photo, a heavy-duty flashing provides more protection than before. This chimney re-flashing not only looks sharper and neater than before, but also keeps this chimney safer from leaks and water damage. 

This chimney in Danbury, Connecticut was in need of a re-flashing. The Brown Roofing team got to work and removed the existing flashing, which was stained and old. The new flashing installed by our crew improves this chimney's look, and helps prevent water damage and leaks.