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No more water stains on your ceiling. No more worrying about carbon monoxide or chimney fires. No more throwing money at temporary fixes that don’t last.
When your chimney is completely replaced, you get decades of reliable performance instead of constant headaches. Your home insurance stays low. Your family stays safe. And you finally stop dealing with the same problems over and over again.
The difference is immediate and lasting. You’ll notice better draft, cleaner burning, and zero leaks from day one.
We’ve been serving East Patchogue and Suffolk County homeowners with complete chimney replacement services for over twenty years. We understand the unique challenges that Long Island’s weather brings to masonry structures.
When other contractors suggest band-aid fixes, we tell you the truth about what your chimney actually needs. Sometimes that’s a full replacement, sometimes it’s not. But you’ll always know exactly where you stand.
Our team handles everything from foundation-up rebuilds to structural chimney replacement, using materials that can handle whatever Long Island throws at them.
First, we do a complete assessment of your current chimney structure, foundation, and surrounding areas. You’ll know exactly what needs to come down and what can stay.
Next comes the controlled removal. We protect your roof, your landscaping, and your home while safely dismantling the old chimney. No surprises, no mess left behind.
Then we build it right from the ground up. New foundation work if needed, proper flashing, modern materials that last, and code-compliant construction throughout. Every step is inspected and approved before we move to the next phase.
You’ll have a new chimney that works better than your old one ever did, built to handle East Patchogue’s weather for decades.
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Complete chimney replacement means everything from the foundation up gets rebuilt with modern materials and techniques. You get new brick or stone masonry, proper liner installation, updated flashing systems, and a chimney cap that actually keeps water out.
In East Patchogue, we see a lot of chimneys that were built decades ago with materials and methods that just don’t hold up to Long Island’s freeze-thaw cycles and coastal moisture. Modern replacement chimneys use better mortar, improved waterproofing, and liner systems that prevent the common problems that plague older chimneys.
Your new chimney comes with proper permits, inspections, and warranty coverage. It’s built to current codes and designed to last, not just get you through another season.
Complete chimney replacement in East Patchogue typically runs between $8,000 and $15,000, depending on height, materials, and foundation work needed. A single-story chimney with standard brick will be on the lower end, while a two-story chimney requiring foundation repair will be higher.
The final cost depends on what we find when we remove the old chimney. Sometimes the foundation is solid and we can build right on top of it. Other times, we need to pour a new foundation or repair existing structural issues.
We give you a detailed estimate upfront, but the real number becomes clear once we can see what’s underneath. No contractor can give you an accurate price without knowing the foundation condition.
If you’re spending more than $2,000 every few years on chimney repairs, replacement usually makes more financial sense. When the mortar is failing throughout, the brick is spalling, or you have ongoing water leaks despite multiple repair attempts, it’s time for a complete rebuild.
The biggest indicator is water damage. If water is getting through the masonry and causing problems inside your home, repairs are just buying you time. The underlying structure is compromised and will continue to deteriorate.
Age matters too. Chimneys built before 1980 in this area often lack proper liners and waterproofing. You can keep patching them, but you’ll never get the performance and safety of a modern replacement.
Most complete chimney replacements take 3-5 days from start to finish. Day one is removal and site prep. Days two and three are foundation work and building up the structure. Day four is finishing work, flashing, and cleanup.
Weather can extend the timeline, especially if we need to wait for concrete to cure properly. We don’t rush structural work just to meet a deadline.
The process involves permits and inspections, which we handle for you. The actual construction moves quickly once we start, but proper planning and permitting happen before we break ground.
Sometimes partial replacement makes sense, especially if the foundation and lower structure are solid but the upper portion is damaged. We can tear down to the roofline and rebuild from there, which costs less than a complete replacement.
This works when water damage or structural problems are limited to the exposed portion above your roof. If the chimney is leaning, has foundation issues, or has problems throughout the structure, partial replacement won’t solve your problems.
We’ll tell you honestly whether partial replacement is a real solution or just postponing the inevitable. Sometimes spending a little more upfront for complete replacement saves you from doing the job twice.
Chimney replacement requires a building permit from Suffolk County, and sometimes additional permits if we’re doing foundation work. We handle all the permit applications and schedule inspections as part of our service.
The permit process typically takes 1-2 weeks, which is why we start the paperwork before we schedule your job. We can’t start work until permits are approved, and we can’t finish until the final inspection passes.
All our work meets current building codes and fire safety requirements. The permits and inspections protect you by ensuring everything is built correctly and safely.
Professional chimney replacement involves careful protection of your roof, gutters, and surrounding areas. We use tarps, plywood protection, and controlled removal techniques to minimize impact on your property.
Some minor roof repair is normal where the old chimney was connected, but we handle that as part of the job. New flashing and proper sealing often improve your roof’s condition around the chimney area.
We protect landscaping with drop cloths and careful debris removal. Most homeowners are surprised how clean the job site stays throughout the process. Any damage that does occur gets fixed before we consider the job complete.
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