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Leak in shingle roof around chimney
I got about 1.75" of rain the other night and a long slow leak in my
roof finally made it through the sealing. I bought this house last year and I was left the name of the roofer who replaced the shingle roof 5 years ago. I called him up and he told me that it's not his flashing that the water is most certainly coming through the actual brick of the chimney and that I should call a mason contractor to fix the chimney. Is it customary for a roofer to not even come by to check to make sure his flashing was done correctly? There is also a dormer right next to the chimney so the chances that it's the flashing should be even greater correct? Is there a way to tell which it is? Should I get an estimate from a mason or should I insist that the roofer come and check it or should I call a different roofer to check the original roofer's work? |
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