Dilapidated, cracked crown in Hurstbourne. In serious need of attention.

Hurstbourne crown so ineffective, it's growing vegetation- proof that water is going in the wrong direction!

Serious tuck pointing issues here in Germantown. Moisture is easily diverted into the interior walls of the chimney. Once this moisture freezes and thaws it can create "spalling" of bricks(brick faces simply cracking, shearing and falling off). Success starts with a good tuck job!

What a shame! From the ground this chimney looks to be in fairly decent condition. But upon closer inspection we find that there are numerous tuck pointing issues as well as bricks and blocks placed ad hoc on top of the vent cap simply to hold it down from being blown away! AND the open flew in the foreground isn't even needed any longer so it should have been completely capped off.

This old block chimney in Eastern Jefferson County was power washed, re-tucked, primed with a masonry primer and finish coated with an elastomeric coating to wear well with extreme expansion and contraction throughout broad temperature swings.