Chimney Repair Near Me

A cracked crown, a missing cap, a liner that failed inspection or mortar that is coming apart is a repair job, and most chimney sweeps do repair work alongside sweeping. The 1,239 companies below, across 23 states, list repair work such as caps, crowns, liners, flashing, waterproofing or masonry rebuilds on their Google profiles; compare their reviews, any published prices and certification claims. Repair prices vary more than sweep prices because the job does; where companies publish a price for a cap, crown or liner, or customers report what they paid, the city page shows the median with the number of sources. Schedule masonry work for dry weather: late winter and spring are quieter for the trade and better for mortar.

Chimney Repair by state

Cities with the most companies offering chimney repair

Common questions

What does chimney repair cost?

Companies here publish a median starting price of $199 for a repair (17 companies), $200 for a cap (21 companies) and $1,200 for a liner (11 companies). Customers reported a median of $600 for a repair (60 reports), $600 for a cap (30 reports) and $3,000 for a liner (18 reports) since October 2024, recent reports weighted more. A cap or crown repair is usually a few hundred dollars; a new stainless liner or a masonry rebuild runs into the thousands. City pages show a median where at least 3 local companies publish a price for the service, or at least 8 customers reported one in the last 24 months. Get the findings in writing and a second quote before any liner or rebuild.

Do I need a repair or just a sweep?

A Level 2 camera inspection answers that. It is the inspection required when you buy a home, change the fuel or appliance, or after a chimney fire, and it shows the flue condition a sweep alone cannot. If a sweep recommends a liner or rebuild on the spot, ask for the inspection report and photos.

Source: Google Business Profile data via DataForSEO, pulled October 2026. How listings work.