Leland Chimney Group

Chimney repair and restoration are also important areas of chimney maintenance. Exposure to rain, wind, temperature changes, and seasonal weather can gradually weaken masonry, damage mortar joints, and create openings that allow water to enter the structure. Common repair tasks may include replacing damaged bricks, restoring mortar joints, repairing chimney crowns, installing chimney caps, fixing flashing around the roof, and repairing or replacing damaged liners. A properly fitted chimney cap can help keep rainwater, leaves, and small animals out of the flue, while effective flashing reduces the likelihood of roof leaks around the chimney base. Depending on the condition of the structure, repairs may range from simple maintenance to extensive rebuilding. Property owners should request a clear explanation of the identified defects, recommended work, materials, estimated costs, and applicable warranties before approving a project. Professional workmanship and suitable materials can help protect the building from moisture damage while preserving the chimney's appearance and structural stability.


Ten certified chimney specialties

Every call receives diagnostic equipment, HEPA filtration tarps, and rigorous structural oversight.

Diagnostic flues & sweeps

Masonry & structural seals

Draft & component retrofits

Level 1 and Level 2 internal camera scans, stage-three creosote mechanical removal, and full flue tile integrity assessments.

Crown elastomeric sealing, chimney rebuilds, brick tuckpointing, watertight flashing counter-seals, and firebox refractory repointing.

Top-sealing energy damper installations, custom chase covers, smoke chamber parging, and spark arrestor screen replacements.

Four steps to certified safety

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Zero-mess containment

Internal camera survey

Mechanical rotary cleaning

Written clearance sign-off

Heavy drop cloths isolate your hearth while negative-pressure HEPA vacuums run continuously to prevent indoor airborne particulate spread.

Technicians pass 360-degree diagnostic cameras through the entire flue run to log clay cracks, combustible creosote, and offset joints.

Calibrated power-sweeping whips strip glazed creosote deposits from firebox to chimney termination without abrading sound tile walls.

You receive digital imagery, draft measurement readings, and a formal safety inspection report documenting NFPA code compliance.

Every flue measured against NFPA 211 fire standards

We never guess through quick brushing. Our technicians verify wall clearances, draft pressure, and thermal mortar boundaries on every residential installation.

Schedule your chimney inspection

Field crews dispatch six days a week across Lancaster and York counties.