Water Leaking from the Ceiling: What Steps to Take
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The chimney cap and crown are the first line of defense at the top of the chimney. A missing cap can allow rain, snow, leaves, and animals into the flue, while a cracked crown can let water seep directly into the masonry. These problems can stay hidden for a long time before showing up as stains, odors, loose mortar, or interior water damage.
Meridian Contracting provides chimney cap & crown throughout Bronxville and the Lower Hudson Valley. Our team understands the village's mix of historic architecture, tight access, mature trees, and seasonal weather, and we plan each job around the home, the property, and the long-term performance of the exterior system.
Explore the work we offer.
New caps sized to your flue, and repair or replacement of caps that have rusted, cracked, or blown off in a storm.
Repair of cracked crowns and full rebuilds where deterioration has gone too far for a simple patch.
Repair of cracks, gaps, and deteriorated crown surfaces that allow water into the masonry.
Rebuilding severely damaged crowns when patching is no longer a reliable solution.
Inspection of the cap, crown, mortar, flashing, and surrounding roof when chimney leaks are suspected.
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How to Get Prepared For Emergency Roof Fixing When the worst weather hits or damage
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A chimney cap helps keep rain, snow, leaves, and animals out of the flue while allowing proper venting.
The crown is the concrete or mortar top surface that sheds water away from the chimney masonry.
Some cracks are visible from the ground, but many crown issues require a roof-level inspection.
Yes. A missing or damaged cap can allow water directly into the chimney system.
Yes. A missing or damaged cap can allow water directly into the chimney system.
Cap and crown repairs are usually much less expensive than repairing major masonry deterioration caused by long-term water entry.
With a nationwide footprint and a commitment to excellence, we proudly support families across the United States—helping them build, improve, and maintain the places they call home.
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