Chimney Restoration in Queens & Long Island
Restoration brings an older chimney back to sound condition while keeping its character — common for Tudors, colonials and pre-war brick homes. It typically combines repointing, brick replacement, crown work and waterproofing.
What is chimney restoration?
Restoration is for chimneys that are worth saving and have character worth keeping — common on Tudors, colonials and pre-war brick homes across Queens and Long Island.
It's usually a coordinated combination of repointing with compatible mortar, brick replacement, crown and cap work, flashing and waterproofing, planned as one job rather than piecemeal patches.

Warning signs
- An older chimney with widespread mortar wear
- Decorative brickwork you want to keep
- Several separate problems at once
- Preparing an older home for sale
How SkyFlue does it
- 1Inspect and photographWe look at the chimney inside and out and photograph what we find.
- 2Plan the workWe lay out what's needed in a logical order.
- 3Clear written estimateYou get a written estimate describing the work before anything starts.
- 4RestoreMasonry, crown, cap and flashing work completed together.
- 5Clean up and walk throughWe clean the work area and show you before-and-after photos.
What affects the scope
- Extent of masonry wear
- Matching historic brick and mortar
- Decorative details
- Chimney height and access
When to call
Call when an older chimney needs several repairs and you'd rather keep its original look.
Call (934) 271-0372Chimney Restoration FAQ
What's the difference between restoration and repair?+
Restoration is a coordinated job that brings an older chimney back to sound condition while keeping its original character.
Can you match old brick and mortar?+
We match as closely as possible and use mortar compatible with older brick.
Is restoration better than rebuilding?+
If the masonry is sound enough, restoration keeps the original look. If it isn't, a rebuild may be necessary.
Do you work on Tudor and decorative chimneys?+
Yes, older and decorative chimneys are common in Queens and Long Island.