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Chimney Masonry & Repair in Bristol

Chimney Masonry & Repair in Connecticut

Chimney masonry work covers the brick, mortar and metal that keep smoke out of your house and water out of the stack. In Bristol's older terraces and Victorian semis, that usually means repointing crumbling joints, rebuilding leaning or frost-damaged chimney tops, replacing cracked crowns and flaunching, fitting new pots and cowls, and renewing lead flashing where the stack meets the roof.

When you compare the six businesses listed here, check a few things first. Ask whether they work from a full scaffold or a proper roof ladder setup, since chimney work done from a ladder alone is a warning sign. Look for lime-based mortar on period homes, because hard cement mixes trap moisture and damage soft brick. Ask for written quotes that name the materials and say who handles flashing and flue liners. Photos of past stack rebuilds tell you more than a sales pitch.

Our scores pull together review history, how consistent the feedback is, and the detail each firm gives about its work. You can see how that is weighed on the methodology page. To see how the six compare side by side, go to the ranked guide to Bristol masonry contractors.

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All chimney masonry & repair in Bristol, ranked by score and relevance

6 businesses, scored on recent reviews. The order weighs each business's overall score by how much of its reviewed work is chimney masonry & repair, so a lower-scored specialist can rank above a higher-scored generalist.

Evergold Chimney & Roofing Group
#1
89

Evergold Chimney & Roofing Group

4.9(108)✓ Google-verified

All recent reviewers report strong satisfaction with work quality and crew professionalism. Customers consistently use words like "excellent," "amazing," and "great" when describing both the job itself and the service experience throughout the project. The business handles chimney and roofing work across residential settings. Reviewers mention appreciating the team's approach and results, though specific service details or costs are not discussed in the feedback available.

Chimney Masonry & RepairBrick Masonry
Guri Masonry LLC
#2
89

Guri Masonry LLC

5.0(70)✓ Google-verified

Andri and his crew transform backyards and front entries with bluestone, granite, and paver work that reviewers describe as skilled and beautiful. Consistent praise centers on fair pricing, clear communication from start to finish, a clean worksite, and Andri's personal involvement and kindness throughout projects. Reviewers mention stone steps, patios, walkways, fireplaces, and retaining walls completed on time. Multiple clients report hiring them twice and choosing Guri Masonry over lower-priced competitors. No complaints appear in recent reviews.

Stone MasonryHistoric Masonry RestorationBrick Masonry
Sino's Masonry CT - Stone Wall Experts
#3
78

Sino's Masonry CT - Stone Wall Experts

4.9(22)✓ Google-verified

Sino's builds patios, stone walls, walkways, and fireplaces across Connecticut, operating as a family team for over two decades. Reviewers consistently praise their precision work, fair rates, and quick response times. One recent project flagged cement staining on siding and weed penetration despite claimed netting, plus unresolved follow-up requests, suggesting quality control gaps in aftercare.

Historic Masonry RestorationStone MasonryConcrete & Flatwork
McAree Mason Contractors
#4
59 low data

McAree Mason Contractors

5.0(2)✓ Google-verified

McAree Mason Contractors has fixed complex chimney leaks and completed diverse masonry jobs over a decade of work for the same customers, earning consistent five-star ratings for precision and willingness to explain repair methods clearly.

Concrete & FlatworkHistoric Masonry RestorationChimney Masonry & Repair
Masonry
#5
52 low data

Masonry

5.0(1)✓ Google-verified

Not enough recent reviews yet to synthesise a reliable sentiment read for this business.

Patios, Walkways & HardscapingHistoric Masonry RestorationBrick Masonry

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Mick Jensen Masonry
#6
51 low data

Mick Jensen Masonry

3.0(1)✓ Google-verified

Only one Google review available with a 3-star rating. The business claims over 20 years of experience and lists masonry, concrete, excavating, and general contracting services across Connecticut. Without detailed review text, there is limited evidence to assess service quality or customer satisfaction.

Stone MasonryBrick MasonryCommercial Masonry

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Common questions about chimney masonry & repair

How much does chimney repair cost in Bristol?
Prices vary by access and scaffolding. As a rough guide, repointing a stack often runs a few hundred pounds up to around 1,000 pounds, a full rebuild of the chimney top commonly costs 1,000 to 3,000 pounds or more, and new lead flashing is usually a few hundred pounds. Scaffold hire is often a large part of the bill, so get itemised quotes.
How often does a chimney need masonry repair?
Mortar joints typically last 20 to 30 years, sometimes less on exposed stacks. Have the chimney checked from the ground or by a roofer every few years, and after storms. Flashing and crown problems tend to show up as damp patches on chimney breast walls.
What should I expect during the work?
The contractor will set up scaffold or a roof access system, strip loose brick and mortar, then repoint or rebuild, and finish with a crown, flashing or pots as needed. Small repointing jobs can take a day or two. Rebuilds take longer and depend on weather, as mortar needs dry conditions.
How can I judge the quality of chimney masonry work?
Look for even, neatly finished joints that match the original brick, a mortar mix suited to your property's age, a sloped crown that sheds water, and flashing that is tucked into the joints rather than just sealed with mastic. Ask for before and after photos and a written guarantee.

Last updated 2026-10-03