by Joe Shear | Feb 27, 2020 | Chimney Repair
Have you looked closely at your chimney in a while? Masonry chimneys are constructed to stand the test of time. However, over time, even a well-built chimney will start to succumb to the elements. Furthermore, if the person that constructed your chimney cut corners,... by Joe Shear | Aug 15, 2018 | Chimney Repair
Have you noticed little chips of brick laying on top of your roof? If so, you are probably wondering why. Chipping masonry, also called spalling, is an issue that needs attention right away. At Northeastern Masonry and Chimney, we’ve seen our fair share of masonry... by Joe Shear | Aug 30, 2015 | Chimney Repair
The thermometer reads 91 degrees. Ice, sleet and snow are rude and distant memories. Perhaps a few words from last year’s chimney inspection nag at the back of your mind: “You don’t have any leaks yet, but keep an eye on those cracks in your crown.” Chimney crown... by Joe Shear | Feb 20, 2015 | Chimney Maintenance
Chimneys are far more complex than you may believe at first glance. The average homeowner is only vaguely familiar with the fireplace and/or chimney components that extend beyond the hearth. Knowing about these parts and their general functions can be useful as far as...