Flashing, storm collars, caps and vent terminations: the roof-side half of every chimney and vent problem, photographed from up there so you never have to climb.
Choose a service below to learn more, or call our team if you’re not sure where to start.
Step and counter flashing resealed or replaced. The most common leak on a house with a fireplace.
Dryer and exhaust terminations, chimney caps and storm collars cleared, screened and sealed.
A new cap and a sealed crown while the ladder is up.
Brick, mortar and crown work on the top of the chimney.
The whole system, firebox to cap, with photos.
The run below the roof cap, cleared from both ends.
Problems inside a chimney or a vent are not always easy to see. These common signs mean it should be professionally inspected.
A ceiling or wall stain by the chimney after rain is the flashing in most cases.
Water running behind failed flashing or a cracked crown.
A previous quick fix. It lasts one season.
Rain, birds and squirrels have an open door into the flue.
The cone on a furnace or water heater flue lets rain into the attic when its sealant cracks.
Roofers often reuse the chimney flashing. It is the first thing to leak.
You don’t need to diagnose the problem yourself. Tell us what you’re noticing, and our team will inspect the relevant areas and help identify the right next step.
Call our team and describe the smoke, smell, stain, noise or drying problem you’ve noticed.
We check the firebox, the flue, the cap, crown and flashing, or the full dryer run, and photograph everything.
We explain what we find and discuss which service, if any, is appropriate for your home.
Real examples of roof & flashing work completed for homeowners across the Hill Country.
BeforeAfterWhat homeowners shared about the work completed, their experience with our crew, and the service they received. Reviews left for our crew under Air Duct Busters, the company World of Chimney grew out of. Every one is on Google.
Noah was professional, knowledgeable, and extremely thorough while working on both my air ducts and chimney. He took the time to explain everything and made sure the work was done properly from start to finish.
Read on GoogleWe used Air Duct Busters for a chimney inspection and cleaning. Noah contacted us with his expected time of arrival. He was on time, pleasant, courteous and knowledgeable. He explained what he looks for in an inspection.
Read on GoogleThese guys were amazing! In 35 minutes they diagnosed safety issues, did the cleaning and gave me all my options for making fixes. Will definitely be calling them again!
Read on GoogleHad Noah come and inspect and clean chimney. Provided details and explained process and educated on potential hazards. Great job thank you!
Read on GoogleWorld of Chimney serves homeowners throughout the Hill Country, including Marble Falls and surrounding communities. Visit our Service Areas page or call to confirm availability for your address.
Yes. Every service starts with a free professional inspection. We look, photograph what we find and give you a written price before anything is touched.
A stain that starts at the chimney and appears after rain is the flashing in most cases. We check the crown and cap too, because a cracked crown leaks the same way.
Caulk over failed flashing lasts a season. Proper counter flashing cut into the mortar joint lasts decades.
Not for the flashing around the chimney. That is our side of the roof. If the shingles themselves are the problem, we tell you.
Yes. It is part of any roof-side inspection and most people add it.
The cone that seals the flue pipe where it passes through the roof flashing. The sealant cracks in the sun and rain gets in.
Bath fans yes. Dryer caps should not be screened because lint clogs the screen; we clear and free the flap instead.
Tell us what’s happening in your home. Call our team, book online, or request a callback to get started with a free professional inspection.
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