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Repaired chimney crown sealing the top of a brick chimney
Stop Water at the Top

Chimney Crown Coat & Replacement

Your chimney's crown is the first line of defense against water. Once it cracks, leaks accelerate fast. We seal, repair, and replace crowns built to last decades in the PNW climate.

5.0 ★ · 38 Reviews
CSIA-Certified
Licensed & Insured
Same-Week Appointments

FREE Service Call with Inspection

Qualifying customers get the service call fee waived when paired with an inspection.

Multiple Discounts Available

Bundled service, military, first-responder, and seasonal discounts. Call to see what you qualify for.

Senior Payment Plans

Flexible payment options for seniors — keep your home safe without straining your budget.

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Crown Coat & Replacement

The Cheapest Repair You'll Ever Regret Skipping

The crown is the concrete or mortar cap at the very top of your chimney. Its job is to shed water away from the brick and flue. When it cracks — and they always crack eventually — water gets straight into the structure.

Crown coating is the most cost-effective preventative maintenance you can do. For chimneys that are too far gone, we tear off and pour a proper overhanging crown with bond-break and expansion joint — done the right way once.

  • Crown coat sealing — flexible polymer that bridges hairline cracks
  • Full crown replacement with proper overhang and drip edge
  • Bond-break & expansion joints so the new crown doesn't crack again
  • Lifetime workmanship on full replacements
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Warning Signs

Signs Your Crown Needs Attention

Visible cracks in the crown

Any crack — even hairline — lets water into the chimney. The longer you wait, the bigger the problem.

Water dripping inside firebox

Drips after rain mean water is making it through the top. Crown is the usual suspect.

Spalling at the top of the chimney

Brick damage near the top is a sign water is getting past the crown and freezing in the masonry.

Crumbling concrete edges

A crown that's losing its edge no longer sheds water properly — it directs it right into the brick.

No overhang on the crown

Crowns without a proper drip edge spill water straight onto the brick. Replacement fixes it permanently.

You've never had it sealed

If your crown has never been sealed or replaced, schedule an inspection. It's due.

How It Works

Simple Process. Zero Pressure.

From your first call to a finished job — here's exactly what to expect.

01

Free Phone Consult

Tell us what's going on. We'll walk you through your options and book a same-week visit.

02

On-Site Inspection

Top-to-bottom assessment of your chimney with photos and a clear, written quote — no surprises.

03

Expert Workmanship

Our CSIA-certified crew does the job right, clean, and on schedule using premium materials.

04

Walkthrough & Warranty

We show you the finished work, hand over the warranty, and leave your home spotless.

What Customers Are Saying

5.0 Stars Across 38 Reviews

Real reviews from real Pacific Northwest homeowners.

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"Leveled Up Chimney is probably one of the best services I have had to use for a contractor. They were very responsive and did amazing work. The price was very fair."

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S. — Marysville
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★★★★★

"Darrell was very knowledgeable about the project. He explained in detail what he recommended and safety was at the top of his list. I had a very good feeling about him."

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Tanya Atilano
10 months ago
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"Darrell is very knowledgeable and was quick to respond. Quality work, fair pricing, and clear communication from start to finish. I'd recommend Leveled Up to anyone."

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Tim Hauser
10 months ago
Google
Frequently Asked

Questions Our Customers Ask About Crown Coat & Replacement

Crown coat vs. crown replacement — what's the difference?+
A crown coat is a flexible sealer applied over an existing crown to bridge hairline cracks and waterproof it. Replacement is tearing off the failed crown and pouring a new one. We recommend the right one based on the crown's actual condition.
How long does a crown coat last?+
Most quality crown coats last 10-15 years. Cheap acrylic sealers fail in 1-3 years — we don't use those.
How long does a full crown replacement take?+
Typically 1-2 days, depending on weather and access. We can usually do it same-week.
Will I see the work from the ground?+
No — the crown sits at the top of the chimney and isn't visible from below. We send photos showing the finished work.
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