DWG CT-06033Stone & Spark Chimney Restoration & Repair Work order

// GLASTONBURY, CT · CHIMNEY SERVICE

Chimney Care in Glastonbury, CT

Providing professional chimney services for your home.

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Local Experts

We know the local climate and how it affects your chimney. Trust us to provide services tailored to the specific needs of the Glastonbury area.

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Comprehensive Services

From cleaning to repairs, we offer all necessary services to keep your chimney in top condition.

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Safety First

Ensuring your home is safe is our top priority. We adhere to strict standards to keep your chimney functioning properly.

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Quality Work

Our team is committed to delivering quality work on every job, ensuring your satisfaction and peace of mind.

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FIG. 1 — SECTION THROUGH A MASONRY CHIMNEY

// ANATOMY

Click a part of the chimney

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PART 01

Chimney cap

A chimney cap sits at the top of the chimney and prevents debris, animals, and water from entering.

  • Corrosion or rust due to weather exposure
  • Becoming dislodged or damaged during storms
  • Blockage caused by debris accumulation
→ Chimney Cap Installation

PART 02

Crown

The chimney crown is the top surface that seals the chimney from the outside elements.

  • Cracking from weather changes
  • Water pooling leading to deterioration
  • Separation from the chimney structure
→ Chimney Repair

PART 03

Flashing

Flashing is a metal barrier that seals the joint between the chimney and the roof to prevent leaks.

  • Loosening or lifting due to wind
  • Corrosion leading to leaks
  • Improper installation causing gaps
→ Chimney Repair

PART 04

Brick and mortar

These are the structural components of the chimney, providing its shape and strength.

  • Mortar joints eroding over time
  • Bricks cracking from freeze-thaw cycles
  • Spalling when moisture causes the surface to peel
→ Masonry Repointing

PART 05

Flue liner

The flue liner protects the chimney walls from heat and helps channel smoke and gases out of the home.

  • Cracking from thermal stress
  • Blockages from creosote buildup
  • Corrosion in metal liners
→ Chimney Relining

PART 06

Smoke chamber

The smoke chamber funnels smoke from the firebox into the flue.

  • Inadequate parging causing turbulence
  • Creosote buildup increasing fire risk
  • Cracks allowing smoke leakage
→ Chimney Repair

PART 07

Damper

The damper regulates airflow and can seal off the chimney when not in use.

  • Rust causing it to stick open or closed
  • Misalignment preventing full closure
  • Cable or lever mechanisms breaking
→ Chimney Repair

PART 08

Firebox

The firebox is where the fire burns, contained within the fireplace.

  • Bricks cracking from intense heat
  • Mortar joints weakening or missing
  • Accumulation of soot and debris
→ Fireplace Cleaning

// FIELD PHOTOS

Stock photo: Inspection
PHOTO REF P1 · Inspection
Stock photo: Repair
PHOTO REF P2 · Repair
Stock photo: Cap
PHOTO REF P3 · Cap
Stock photo: Creosote
PHOTO REF P4 · Creosote

// TROUBLESHOOTING

What you notice, and what it usually means

RefSymptomLikely causeService
T-01Smoke in the houseBlockage or chimney draft problemChimney Cleaning
T-02Water stains on wallsChimney leaksChimney Waterproofing
T-03Cracked bricksStructural issuesMasonry Repointing
T-04Excessive sootImproper burning or venting issueCreosote Removal
T-05Rusty damperMoisture problemChimney Cap Installation
T-06Draft issuesObstruction or liner issuesChimney Relining

// PROCESS

The visit, as a flowchart

  1. STEP 1

    Inspection

    We start every project with a comprehensive inspection to assess the condition of your chimney.

  2. STEP 2

    Cleaning

    Our cleaning services remove soot and debris, reducing fire risks and improving efficiency.

  3. STEP 3

    Repair

    We address issues from minor cracks to major structural repairs, using high-quality materials and techniques.

  4. STEP 4

    Installation

    Our team installs chimney caps and liners to improve performance and protect your home.

  5. STEP 5

    Maintenance

    Regular maintenance services are available to keep your chimney in great shape year-round.

// BOOK

Open a work order

At Stone & Spark Chimney Restoration & Repair, we specialize in ensuring your chimney functions safely and efficiently. Located at 160 Oak St, Glastonbury, CT, we proudly serve homeowners in our town and nearby areas.

SERVICE AREA

  • Glastonbury
  • Wethersfield
  • East Hartford
  • Middletown
  • Newington
  • Rocky Hill
  • Hartford
  • Monday7:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Tuesday7:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Wednesday7:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Thursday7:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Friday7:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Saturday8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
  • SundayClosed

WORK ORDER REQUEST No. ____

// FAQ

Questions on file

All questions →

Q01How often should chimneys be inspected?

Chimneys should be inspected at least once a year to ensure they are safe and functioning correctly.

Q02What are common signs of chimney problems?

Some signs include blockages, soot buildup, or visible damage. Regular inspections can catch these issues early.

Q03Why is chimney cleaning important?

Cleaning reduces fire hazards and improves air quality by removing creosote and debris.

Q04What is chimney relining?

Relining involves installing a new lining inside the chimney to improve safety and efficiency.

Q05How can I prevent chimney leaks?

Regular maintenance and installing a chimney cap can help prevent leaks.

Q06What does masonry repointing involve?

Repointing restores the mortar between bricks, maintaining structural integrity and appearance.

Q07Why should I waterproof my chimney?

Waterproofing protects against damage from moisture, extending the life of the chimney.

Q08Can you service gas fireplaces?

Yes, we provide cleaning and safety checks for gas fireplaces to ensure proper operation.

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