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These roof-level photos show actual conditions, repair stages and completed work documented by our team across New Jersey.
Project 01
The Newark customer reported furnace backdrafting, and PB Chimney Services relined the chimney. The project was completed in April. These photos document the liner installation and chimney-top fittings.
Project location: Newark, NJ
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The flexible liner being handled at the chimney opening during the installation.
A closer view of the metal terminations, clamps and caps at the chimney top.
Project 02
Crown repair and pointing at a two-flue brick chimney in Middletown, Monmouth County. Compare the weathered top surface and upper joints with the renewed crown and mortar visible after the work.
Project location: Middletown, NJ
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The original crown surface beneath the two caps and the upper brick joints before repair.
The repaired crown surface around both flues and fresh pointing along the upper brick courses.
Project 03
Before-and-after photographs of crown repair and pointing work at a Clifton chimney. The finished view shows the renewed chimney-top surface and fresh mortar at the repaired upper brick joints.
Project location: Clifton, NJ
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The chimney top and upper brickwork before the crown and pointing work.
The renewed crown surface and repaired upper mortar joints after the work.
Project 04
Deteriorated material was cleared, a new clay flue extension was set, the crown was resurfaced and a protective cap was installed.
Service available in Essex County
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Cracked crown surface and an unprotected, deteriorated flue opening.
Clay flue extension set and crown resurfacing underway.
Resurfaced crown, extended flue and protective cap completed.
Project 05
Field documentation of the flexible stainless-steel liner installation and the crown waterproofing stage.
Service available in Bergen County
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A flexible stainless-steel liner was carefully lowered through the existing flue.
Crown protection was applied after the liner and chimney-top work.
Project 06
Before-and-after photos show the damaged cap assembly and the replacement full-coverage cap in place over the same chimney top.
Service available in Morris County
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Bent mesh and a displaced cover over the flue openings.
Replacement full-coverage cap in place over the chimney top.
Project 07
The damaged chimney top and rusted venting were opened for a multi-liner replacement. New stainless-steel liners were prepared and lowered before the top connections were completed.
Service available in Hudson County
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Loose top masonry and a deteriorated cover exposed the venting system.
The existing metal venting was heavily rusted and due for replacement.
Multiple stainless-steel liners were moved into position at the chimney top.
The new liner sections and connectors were organized for installation.
New liner top connections and protective caps were secured in place.
Project 08
The rusted top cover and failing individual caps were replaced with a new full-width protective cap spanning the stone chimney.
Service available in Union County
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Corroded top metal and weathered caps were no longer providing dependable protection.
A new full-width cap now covers the complete chimney opening.
Project 09
The rusted chase top and oversized vent housing were removed so a fitted stainless-steel chase cover and new vent cap could be installed.
Service available in Somerset County
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Rust staining and deterioration were visible around the old chase cover and housing.
A fitted stainless-steel cover and new vent cap were secured to the chase.
Project 10
The weathered galvanized chase cover was replaced with a custom stainless-steel cover fitted around the existing vent and secured along the chase walls.
Service available in Middlesex County
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The older galvanized cover showed surface wear and aging around the vent connection.
The completed stainless-steel cover provides a clean, fitted top with protected edges.
Project 11
Loose and deteriorated chimney-top material was removed, the crown was restored and two protective caps were fitted over the flues.
Service available in Passaic County
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The chimney top had extensive loose material, open joints and weathered cap assemblies.
The restored crown and two fitted caps provide a cleaner, protected chimney top.
Project 12
The aged crown surface was prepared and resurfaced around the existing flue and cap to create a more uniform water-shedding top.
Service available in Bergen County
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The existing crown showed aging, surface growth and exposed weathering around the flue.
The crown was resurfaced to provide a continuous sloped finish around the flue.
Follow the stage labels to distinguish the original condition, work in progress and a completed result. Some projects show only the stages that were documented. A progress photo should not be read as a finished installation, and an exterior view cannot show the full condition inside a flue or behind surrounding materials.
If a project resembles your chimney, note its title and the detail you want to discuss when you request an estimate. The related service link explains the type of work shown. Matching appearances do not establish the same repair scope: dimensions, appliance connections, access and inspection findings must be evaluated for your property before materials or a repair approach are selected.
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