
Chimney Repair in Staten Island
A chimney is the most weather-beaten masonry on the house — exposed on all four sides, top to bottom. It is usually the first thing to go and the first thing to leak.
Licensed & insured · Family run since 1995
- Licensed & insured
- Free, no-obligation estimates
- On Staten Island since 1995
- Nino answers his own phone
Chimney Repair work we take on
Chimney rebuilds
Taken down to a sound course and rebuilt above the roofline when the top has gone.
Crown repair & replacement
The concrete cap at the top. Cracked crowns let water straight down into the brick.
Repointing
Cutting out and repacking failed mortar joints on the stack.
Flashing & leak tracing
Where the chimney meets the roof is where most ceiling stains actually start.
Caps & screens
Keeping rain, birds and squirrels out of an open flue.
Leaning & unsafe stacks
If it has moved, it gets looked at before winter, not after.
Straight talk
If there's a stain on the ceiling near the chimney, the leak is usually the crown or the flashing — not the whole stack. That is a much smaller job, and it is the one Nino will quote you if that's what he finds.
Recent work






Serving all of Staten Island
- Great Kills
- Tottenville
- New Dorp
- Todt Hill
- Annadale
- Eltingville
- West Brighton
- St. George
- Grasmere
- Dongan Hills
- Huguenot
- Westerleigh
- Stapleton
- Rosebank
- Grant City
- Oakwood
- Prince's Bay
- Arden Heights
- Bulls Head
- New Springville
- Richmondtown
- Castleton Corners
- Silver Lake
- Port Richmond
- Mariners Harbor
- Sunnyside
- Emerson Hill
- Woodrow
Other things Nino does
Masonry & Brickwork
Brick pointing, block work, foundation and retaining walls, structural repairs — the trade Nino has worked in since 1995.
Read moreStoops, Steps & Sidewalks
New stoops, rebuilt steps, and sidewalk flags replaced — including DOT violation work.
Read morePatios, Pavers & Stonework
Paver patios, walkways, veneer stone, outdoor steps and retaining walls that hold.
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Free estimate, no obligation. Call Nino, or text him a photo and he'll tell you what he's looking at.