Chimney cleaning, inspections, fireplace repairs, and dryer vent service for Lake Worth homeowners. Describe water entry or other concerns and confirm availability with Prime Choice.
AI illustration: weathered chimney masonry and a crown. This is not a Lake Worth customer-job photograph.
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If you have noticed water near the fireplace, staining, or deteriorating chimney masonry at your Lake Worth home, explain the condition to Prime Choice before choosing a treatment. The source of moisture and the condition of the components matter. A coating or sealer should not be selected simply because the chimney has a visible stain.
Masonry, the crown, the flue opening, flashing, and a metal chase cover are different parts of the system. Ask which components can be examined, where water may be entering, and whether further assessment is needed. Surface treatment does not replace repairing a cracked crown, damaged joints, defective flashing, or other deterioration.
From a safe location, note where stains or drips appear, whether they occur during rain, and whether the problem has changed. Keep photos and previous repair information if available. Do not climb onto the roof or apply a general-purpose coating before the condition and material have been assessed.
A suitable masonry water-repellent treatment may be discussed as part of a maintenance or repair plan. Ask why it is appropriate for your chimney, what preparation is needed, and which product instructions govern application. It is not a guarantee against every leak. Repairs and treatment should address the condition identified rather than hide it.
Standard sweep + visual inspection: $169.99 + tax. Chimney cleaning with gas logs: $199.00 + 8.25% tax.
Inspection only: $129.99 + tax. Dryer vent cleaning: $149.99 + tax. Repairs, water-sealing treatment, and more detailed assessments are estimated separately.
No. A treatment and a component repair serve different purposes. Discuss the damage and the appropriate repair before deciding whether a masonry treatment also has a role.
A stain can help describe the concern, but it does not establish the entry point or the condition of every component. Explain when and where water appears and ask what assessment is needed.
The condition of the surface, access, weather, and product requirements can affect the work. Ask about preparation and timing when discussing a treatment estimate rather than assume any day is suitable.
Call 817-694-1905. This number accepts calls, not texts. Confirm the service address, scope, applicable tax, and appointment availability.
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Our office will contact you to confirm your service needs, address and appointment time.