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East Providence is home to a diverse mix of architecture, from early 20th-century colonials to modern family homes. With Rhode Island’s harsh winters and wet springs, chimneys in this region face wear and tear faster than most. That’s why homeowners across East Providence turn to Local Chimney Services to fix chimney problems before they become expensive structural nightmares.
Ignoring chimney damage can lead to water intrusion, carbon monoxide leaks, and even structural collapse. Here’s why early repairs make a big difference:
Small cracks in your chimney can allow water to seep in and cause mold, rot, and interior staining. We seal vulnerable areas before moisture can do more damage.
Loose bricks and crumbling mortar are signs your chimney is failing. Our repairs reinforce the structure, helping you avoid the cost of a full rebuild.
A damaged flue or improperly sealed chimney can push harmful gases like carbon monoxide back into your home. We make sure your chimney vents safely and efficiently.
A visibly damaged or leaning chimney is a red flag for buyers. Professional chimney repair boosts your home’s appearance, function, and resale value.
Whether you’re selling your home or making renovations, your chimney must meet current safety and structural codes. We bring East Providence chimneys up to standard.
We offer full-service chimney repairs tailored to the unique homes of East Providence. Here’s what our repair process typically includes:
We remove and replace deteriorating mortar between bricks (repointing) and repair or rebuild damaged brickwork. This strengthens the chimney and restores its original appearance while preventing further weather damage.
Using waterproof sealants, flashing replacement, and masonry restoration, we stop chimney leaks at the source. Whether water is entering through the crown, bricks, or roof flashing, we diagnose and fix the issue to protect your home.
A cracked crown or missing cap can let in rain, snow, and animals. We reseal or rebuild the crown and install a durable chimney cap to keep moisture out and preserve your chimney’s integrity.
If your flue or liner is cracked, warped, or deteriorating, it could create serious ventilation hazards. We repair or replace chimney liners with stainless steel or clay options that match your system and budget.
When the damage is too severe for patchwork fixes, we offer partial and full chimney rebuilds. From the flashing up or from the ground up—we’ll rebuild your chimney with strength and precision.
| Services | Price |
| Chimney Cap | $400 – $1000 |
| Chimney Cleaning | $200 – $400 |
| Chimney Crown Repair | $600 – $1,000 |
| Chimney Flashing Repair | $350 – $1,500 |
| Chimney Flue Repair | $2,200 – $3,500 |
| Chimney Inspection Level 1 | $79 |
| Chimney Inspection Level 2 | $99 |
| Chimney Inspection Level 3 | $199 |
| Chimney Liners | $2,300 – $4,500 |
| Chimney Rebuild | $3,500 – $13,000 |
| Chimney Waterproofing | $900 -$1,300 |
| Dryer Vent Cleaning | $199 |
| Pellet Stove Inspection | $79 |
We also provide repair services for commercial properties and multi-unit buildings:
If your chimney is showing signs of damage—don’t wait for it to get worse. At Local Chimney Services, we make chimney repair in East Providence, RI easy, affordable, and built to last.
Contact us today or book your inspection online to get started with a free estimate and expert chimney repair you can count on.
Common causes include moisture from snow and rain, freeze-thaw cycles, aging masonry, and lack of regular maintenance.
Look for cracked or missing bricks, crumbling mortar, water stains near the fireplace, or a leaning chimney—all signs it’s time to get it inspected.
Yes. Repointing, sealing, flashing repair, and installing a proper cap help prevent costly water intrusion and structural damage.
Costs vary based on the damage, but catching issues early in East Providence typically avoids more expensive structural repairs later.
Minor repairs usually don’t, but major rebuilds or structural work may require a permit. A licensed contractor can guide you based on local codes.
