Delta Chimney Repair - Flashing

 If you’ve noticed water stains around your fireplace, damp odors, or visible signs of moisture in your chimney, you may be dealing with a rain leak. Water intrusion is one of the most destructive forces your chimney can face—and without timely repairs, it can compromise your fireplace system and even damage your home’s structure. We specialize in identifying the source of chimney leaks and delivering long-lasting, cost-effective repairs that protect your chimney for years to come.

We offer multiple solutions for rain leaks—each tailored to the condition and design of your chimney. These services often mirror the methods we use to fix smoke issues, as both problems frequently stem from structural or airflow deficiencies.

Tuck Pointing Repairs

Cracked and eroded mortar joints are one of the most common causes of chimney leaks. Our tuck pointing service removes the old, damaged mortar and replaces it with fresh, water-resistant mortar that seals the joints, restores structural integrity, and blocks water entry. Tuck pointing is a durable fix for both smoke problems and water leaks.

Preventative Maintenance and Inspections

The best way to avoid expensive chimney damage is through proactive maintenance. Our team recommends regular chimney cleaning and annual safety inspections to catch potential leak sources early and ensure your chimney stays protected against rain and weather year-round.

Chimney Cap Installation

Every chimney needs a properly fitted chimney cap. A missing or damaged cap allows rainwater to fall straight down the flue. Installing or upgrading your cap prevents water entry, blocks animal nests and debris, and helps reduce downdrafts. This small component makes a huge difference in leak prevention.