Rebuild Your Chimney for $1500 or LESS!

[@JeremiahMuehlbauer]

As far as the step flashing, as roofers my father and I always installed the step flashing as we installed the shingles along side the chimney, and afterward we would cut a channel in the brick 6” off the roof parallel to the roof and brake a copper counter flashing, cover the step flashing with tar to prevent electrolysis, and insert the copper into the channel and it would cover over the top of the step flashing. Then we would caulk the channel to seal the top of the copper counter flashing. I noticed the roof is not installed yet, so maybe that’s the way he is going to do it as well. I’ve seen people use tin, or aluminum to counter flash as well. We just liked how the copper stood up to Wisconsin weather.

[@DW_The_Realtor]

Hardest part is finding someone like you.

[@troycarpenter3675]

Hardest part is getting people to pay for someone like him

[@SnortCommunityGuidelines]

Killer job! Your attention to detail was on point.

[@norbertcardenas1876]

You do great work- makes me wish I was 30 again. Good for you

[@genollanas2110]

Glad you’re doing different things. This was my favorite video of yours.

[@Garren.B]

Great video. Hope to see a flashing video next 😎

[@JohnR-gk7ch]

Fabulous job. Great attention to detail and a keeper as an excellent " how- to".

[@JohnCampbell-sl5nx]

Couldn't help but notice you didn't use rebated and socketed chimney liners, so nothing to stop the condensate vapour running down and into the brickwork and the same structural failure, your wasting your time and your clients money,

[@adamnorthville5636]

Thanks for spending the time to video this!

[@pauldutram2668]

I don't care if he was right or wrong, I enjoyed the video.

[@odiesclips7621]

Superb craftsmanship!!❤

[@sethdavid2117]

Perfection! 😎❤️🇺🇸

[@petercurti9324]

As a mason for over 40 years I have never ever used Type S masonry for clay brick. Type N only

[@robertbenavidez7164]

Very professional Job you guys are great!...👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍🏼

[@wurkanimal]

There should be lead step flashing in the brick where the roof meets the brick.

[@chrisfournier6144]

What a great build! What a great video! Thanks!

[@AVBros37]

Nice job the finished product looks great but I’m curious why you had to do the acid wash instead of just brushing the mortar off before it dried fully?

[@ChuckDaigle]

I agree, no flashing, will leak like crazy

[@justme8340]

Read his full description

[@yobop6072]

....nice work.... I remember when......😮

[@BernandoTurner]

Job done right here.hard to find folk to do the Job Right these days.😅

[@ralphbenites1312]

Great work.very professional

[@combsd3283]

Treated that job like it was your own house. 👍

[@audreybowles6357]

AWESOME WORK! Alliance Chimney (Delco PA)wants to charge 6k-9k just for a chimney liner. 2-1/2 story building 2 flue structure chimney(share with neighbor). Are we to believe rebuilding a chimney is only $1,500?

[@-clif1987]

This took him at least a week. With good weather. You pay to get it done. No company can leave your roof open that long.

[@dsm9785]

I believe he mentioned the material was $1,500.

[@kingvamppp]

Amazing wow.

[@MC-vb5ee]

Great work but a lot of stuff to do for only 1500 or less 👍

[@MikeMarley-r9s]

No flashing ?

[@jeffmaclean3840]

Let the roofers do it.

[@brianbobbins6685]

How long did it take. Was that one day

[@michaelkaemmer1441]

Einfach Geil 👍👍👍

[@renderuthis]

It looked better before. Sorry, but bricks look common/like track housing. Why did you not sheath the cricket to the top?

[@renderuthis]

Also would be nice to see the flashing.

[@steveo4031]

Na this guy is good

[@DonTerhune1200cc]

Step flashing?? - Otherwise, well done

[@StephenOConnell-d3f]

I have built hundreds of chimneys in my time and I wouldn't want to be anywhere near this fellow he's a danger to anyone around him

[@RyanIngram]

Why?

[@daleon96]

Always someone who needs to talk shit, that's why​@@RyanIngram

[@StephenOConnell-d3f]

Look at how much stuff he dropped, and throwing stone off the roof that nearly sent there scaffold over not exactly safety aware is he

[@jimboss69]

He’s working on his own house calm down

[@StephenOConnell-d3f]

@jimboss69 does that mean the stone that hits the guy below won't hurt

[@Frankie-c5x]

Great job. Looks 110% 😊

[@robstephens]

Wow

[@FreekRasing]

This is just bullocks, there is no lead layd in. There is no way this chimney is watertight!

[@WINNI.Designs]

Not done yet. Read the description:)

[@k.compton8995]

This job was 1500?

[@justanotherchannel6097]

I would of done scratch coat than stucco

[@fredhall4733]

You need to raise your price if thats 1500.

[@josefpichler7271]

Throwing down parts is dangerous to persons. Please use a guiding slideway.

[@rolloff1218]

Not me

[@Davey480]

Is there anything this guy can't do?

[@stoveguy2133]

You’d charge a customer $1500 for this?

[@1noduncle]

Look its a woman creating hazard and liability on the jobsite... Maybe we should give her a raise and divorce where she gets cash and prizes. GTFOOH!

[@har8397]

... nope

[@tomtom4903]

Why Americans house has chimney? For what?

[@jerryraye1109]

Well in America when we ride our Harley Davidson to the kitchen while smoking a marlorboro to cook some bacon and drink a Budweiser, we found out it can be very unhealthy without proper ventilation, so we have chimneys. We don’t want the world thinking we’re unhealthy people!

[@John.Paulis]

Looked better before, maybe just needed a touch up. Plus that costs way to much