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I first became involved with real estate in 1981 when my wife gave me a choice of ballroom dance or real estate classes. I chose real estate, and began buying properties as rental investments. Over the years in working with real estate, I have purchased in excess of 3,500 single-family homes and pick up the name Mr. Lease Option. My web is www.mrleaseoption.com I teach over 40 real estate investment seminars a year, and running investment club www.megaeventingevent.com keeps me on the go.

Saturday, June 24, 2006

What Do You Do With Cracked Chimney Cap?

Mark Maupin Jr., aka Mr. Brick Repair, Say’s “Replacing the Chimney Cap Adds Years of Life to Chimney”

Have you ever noticed a chimney in total shambles? Someone is left with the financial burden of shelling out thousands of dollars to rebuild their entire chimney. Do you think those people have asked themselves if all this expense could have been avoided? The answer is quite often yes. A little preventative maintenance can go a long way.

Simple actions like maintaining your chimneys crown/cap can add years of life to your chimney. Most brick damage occurs from moisture. Water saturated brick becomes weak and begins to crumble. Most of this water damage can be completely avoided by properly maintaining your chimney cap.

When you begin to notice any cracks forming in the cement cap it is a good time to have it repaired or replaced. Chimney cap replacement is far less expensive then allowing water to seep into your chimney and deteriorate your brick. When having your chimney cap replaced, I recommend using a product rich in Portland cement. This makes for a much stronger cap than regular mortar. For more answers to commonly ask questions go to: http://www.brickrepairllc.com/FAQs.htm

Or call 248-895-7752

For more information or to find a masonry restoration expert contact us for an estimate. mailto:info@brickrepairllc.com

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