Chimney Repair in Revere, MA

Your Chimney Fixed Right the First Time

Stop worrying about leaks, cracks, and safety risks with professional chimney repair that actually lasts.

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Professional Chimney Contractors Revere

What You Get When It's Done Right

Your fireplace works safely again. No more water stains on your ceiling when it rains. No more wondering if that crack is letting carbon monoxide into your home.

You get back to enjoying your fireplace without the nagging worry that something’s wrong. The draft works properly, the heat stays where it should, and you’re not calling for emergency repairs in the middle of winter.

Most importantly, you sleep better knowing your family’s safe. When chimney repair is done correctly the first time, these problems don’t come back next season.

Revere Masonry Repair Experts

We've Been Fixing Revere Chimneys for Years

Academy Masonry has been handling chimney and masonry repairs throughout Revere and the North Shore for years. We know how the salt air affects your brickwork and what it takes to make repairs that hold up in our climate.

We’re the contractors other homeowners call when they need it done right. Licensed, insured, and straightforward about what your chimney actually needs versus what someone’s trying to sell you.

You won’t get a pushy sales pitch or inflated estimates. Just honest assessment and solid work that stands up to New England weather.

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Chimney Servicing Process Revere

Here's Exactly How We Handle Your Repair

First, we inspect everything thoroughly. Not just the obvious problem, but the whole system. You get a clear explanation of what’s wrong and what it takes to fix it properly.

Then we give you a detailed written estimate with no surprises. We explain why certain repairs are necessary and what happens if you wait. No pressure, just facts.

The actual repair work is done with quality materials that match your existing chimney. We protect your property, clean up completely, and make sure everything’s working safely before we consider the job finished. You get a walkthrough of what we did and what to watch for going forward.

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Everything Your Chimney System Needs

We handle the full range of chimney problems Revere homeowners face. Cracked crowns, damaged flashing, loose or missing mortar, brick replacement, and chimney repointing. If it’s part of your chimney or fireplace system, we fix it.

Living this close to the ocean means your masonry takes a beating from salt air and weather. We use materials and techniques that account for these conditions, not generic solutions that fail in two years.

Emergency repairs when your chimney’s leaking during a storm. Routine maintenance to catch problems early. Complete rebuilds when the damage is too extensive for patches. Whatever your situation, we match the solution to what you actually need.

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Look for water stains on walls or ceilings near your fireplace, white staining on the outside bricks, rust on the damper or firebox, or pieces of mortar in your fireplace. If you smell musty odors when it rains or notice the mortar between bricks is cracking or falling out, those are clear signs you need professional attention. Don’t wait on these issues – small problems become expensive ones fast, and safety risks only get worse over time.
Repointing means removing old, damaged mortar and replacing it with new mortar while keeping the existing bricks. It’s like giving your chimney new joints. Rebuilding means tearing down part or all of the chimney and reconstructing it with new materials. Repointing works when the bricks are still solid but the mortar is failing. Rebuilding is necessary when the bricks themselves are damaged, the structure is unstable, or the damage is too extensive for repointing to solve.
Most standard repairs like repointing, crown repair, or flashing replacement take 1-3 days depending on the extent of damage and weather conditions. More extensive work like partial rebuilds can take a week or more. We’ll give you a realistic timeline upfront and keep you updated if weather or unexpected issues affect the schedule. Emergency leak repairs are often completed the same day to prevent further damage to your home.
It depends on the type of repair and materials used. Most mortar needs 24-48 hours to cure properly before the chimney can handle the heat and expansion from a fire. We’ll tell you exactly when it’s safe to use your fireplace again and what to watch for during the first few uses. Never rush this – using your fireplace too soon after repairs can compromise the work and create safety hazards.
Quality chimney repair requires specialized materials, proper safety equipment, and skilled labor. Cheap repairs fail quickly and end up costing more in the long run. The real cost includes materials that can handle heat and weather, proper flashing and waterproofing, and work that meets safety codes. When you factor in preventing water damage to your home’s interior and avoiding emergency repairs, professional repair is actually the economical choice.
Yes, we respond to emergency situations when chimneys are actively leaking or creating safety hazards. We’ll do whatever’s necessary to stop immediate damage and make your home safe, then schedule follow-up work for permanent repairs once conditions allow. Emergency calls get priority because we know water damage gets worse by the hour, and chimney problems can create serious safety risks for your family.