Chimney Rebuild Reno NV

Some chimneys can be saved with a repair. Others — leaning, collapsed, or fire-damaged — can’t. When repair isn’t enough, our licensed masonry team rebuilds it right, permitted and built to handle Reno’s harsh winters.

We also install new chimneys and fireplaces for home additions and remodels. Every job comes with a written estimate and a workmanship warranty.

About Our Fast Chimney Rebuild Reno NV Team

Professional chimney masonry team providing expert rebuild and repair services in Reno NV.

For over 15 years, we‘ve handled chimney rebuilds and new installations across Reno. Our CSIA-certified, Nevada-licensed masons pull all required permits, source matching brick, and use materials built for our freeze-thaw climate — so your rebuilt chimney lasts decades, not years.

Why Homeowners Trust Us

Rebuild & Installation Services

Full Chimney Rebuild

For chimneys that are leaning, collapsed, or fire-damaged beyond repair, we rebuild from the foundation up — fully permitted and inspected.

Partial Rebuild

The most common rebuild in Reno. The exposed top section wears out faster than the rest — we rebuild just that part, matched to your existing brick.

New Fireplace Installation

Adding a fireplace to a Reno home or Tahoe cabin. We handle framing, masonry, liner installation, and permits from start to finish.

New Chimney Installation

Building a chimney from scratch for a new addition or remodel, engineered for Reno's climate and code requirements.

Experienced chimney contractor examining masonry work to ensure a reliable chimney rebuild in Reno NV.

Signs You Need a Rebuild, Not a Repair

If you’re not sure which one you need, we do a free on-site assessment and give you an honest answer — repair if repair works, rebuild if it’s the safer call.

 

Sparks NV

Rebuilds and new installs throughout Spanish Springs and Double Diamond.

Carson City NV

Historic home rebuilds and new construction across the capital and Dayton.

Northwest Reno

Somersett, Caughlin Ranch, and Cold Springs projects

South Reno

South Meadows and Damonte Ranch rebuild work.

Incline Village

Full rebuilds for Tahoe-area cabins and homes

Real Reviews From Reno Homeowners

Don’t take our word for it. Here’s what your neighbors are saying about our Annual Chimney Rebuild Northern Nevada

Mark
Midtown
Our historic brick chimney was leaning and severely weather-damaged. These guys came out to Midtown, gave us a fair quote, and handled the complete rebuild flawlessly. It looks beautiful and stands solid.
Sarah M
South Reno
Highly recommend their chimney rebuilding service! We had major cracking from winter moisture, but their team fixed the structural issues quickly and left the job site spotless
David
Sparks
After a scare with a minor chimney fire, we needed a structural rebuild. They were professional, walked us through the process, and gave us total peace of mind. Excellent workmanship
Frequently Asked Questions About Chimney Rebuild Service

Have questions about csia chimney Rebuild in Reno? We have the answers. If you don’t find what you need, just give us a call.

How do I know if my chimney needs a full rebuild or just a repair?

If damage is superficial (like minor cracked mortar joints), a simple repair called tuckpointing usually works. However, if the chimney is leaning, bricks are spalling (crumbling), or the internal structure is compromised, a partial or total rebuild is required for safety.

A partial rebuild fixes only the section above the roofline if the lower structure is still sound and stable. A total rebuild requires tearing down the entire structure down to the foundation and completely reconstructing it from the ground up.

Most residential chimney rebuilds take between 2 to 4 days to complete, depending on the chimney’s size and height. Weather conditions can also affect the timeline, as masonry mortar requires dry days to cure properly.

Yes, especially in areas with harsh winters where freezing moisture expands inside cracked brick and mortar. Over time, this freeze-thaw cycle breaks down the masonry bonding, causing the chimney to weaken, flake apart, or lean.

No, using a fireplace with structural damage is highly dangerous and poses severe fire and carbon monoxide hazards. You should immediately stop using the fireplace until a certified technician inspects the system and completes necessary structural repairs.

Ready for a Chimney That Lasts Another 40 Years?

Free on-site estimates for all rebuild and installation projects throughout Reno, Sparks, Carson City, and Lake Tahoe. Licensed, permitted, warranty-backed