Not sure if flashing is your problem? We’ll inspect your chimney and roof junction for free and identify the exact source of any leaks.
Here’s what you can expect to pay in Vancouver:
Flashing repairs cost $500–$1,200; full replacement $1,200–$3,500 depending on size, pitch, and material. Emergency leak fixes start around $400 for temporary weatherproofing, with costs varying by location and contractor rates.

Inspect chimney-roof junction, find leaks, assess flashing, explain repairs.

Aluminum budget, copper longevity, stainless steel durability recommended.

WorkSafeBC-certified team removes, prepares, and installs new flashing.

Flashing integrates properly with asphalt, cedar, metal, or tile roofs.

We test the installation and verify watertight seals before completing the job. You get a guarantee on both materials and workmanship.

Old caulk and tar dry out and crack, allowing water penetration. We remove failed sealant and install proper metal flashing systems.

Cheap galvanized flashing rusts through in Vancouver’s wet climate. We replace it with durable materials that resist corrosion.

Many chimneys have step flashing but no counter flashing, leaving them vulnerable. We install proper counter flashing embedded in mortar joints.

Flashing installed over shingles instead of under them, or not properly integrated with the roofing system. We remove and reinstall correctly.

Roofers often damage chimney flashing during roof replacement. We repair or replace flashing after roof work.

House settling can create gaps between chimney and flashing. We address structural issues and install flexible flashing systems.
Posted on pauline wongTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Outstanding Chimney Brick Repair! I hired Red Brick Chimney to repair the brickwork on my dad’s 75-year-old house, and I couldn’t be happier. Mike was professional, punctual, and clearly experienced. He carefully assessed the damage, explained the work, and gave a fair estimate — unlike other companies that wanted to remove and cap the old chimney for more money. Mike’s repair was excellent: the bricks were repointed, mortar joints reinforced, and metal mesh added to keep animals out. He worked safely, cleaned up daily, and kept us updated throughout. I’m extremely satisfied with the quality and service. Mike went above and beyond — my dad’s old chimney looks brand new again! Highly recommend Red Brick Chimney Ltd.Posted on Emily MathisenTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. We needed some help with a chimney removal and Mike was great. Easy to reach, prompt, reasonable, helpful and professional. Good guy, good work, best price of anyone we talked to.Posted on John tTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Mike asked for a 500$ deposit and wanted the cheque written in his name not the company Furthermore he estimated the job at 3000 which should of been under warranty We got estimates from other companies which all came under 800$ Not a way to do business especially with a 90 year old pensioner STAY AWAY FROM THIS CROOKPosted on Debbie ChangTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I have never experienced this before. Mike wrote on an email that he will come between 2-3pm to inspect our chimney. He arrived half an hour late and did not even bother to call ahead and tell me he was going to be late. I actually thought he wasn't going to show up at all. He took a quick look from the outside and I showed him the area where water damage is. He provided a recommendation on what needs to be done, and when I ask him if there are other possibilities that the water could get in, what is included in the cost and if there other alternative solutions. He got all defensive, he said if I don't trust him then I should hire someone else for the job. I told him that he is the expert but I want to make sure the repair is done properly. He got upset, walk away in the middle of the conversation, and drove away in his car. I understand he came out on a Saturday to work and didn't charge a fee for an inspection. I would have hired him for the job if he hasn't acted unprofessionally. I was skeptical after reading poor reviews from other people, now I understand why.Posted on Richard KishTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Good work and honest pricing but room for improvement. Our chimney was repointed and capped in May 2018. Service at that time and workmanship on a whole was satisfactory (their work was even complimented on by another chimney person... So there you go!). My only critique or watch out - support/service post-work completion needs improving. I found them defensive instead of empathetic, reluctant instead of proactive. They didn't help me with my problem (water ingress) and instead my roofing guy identified the issue and addressed it even though they didn't do the chimney work. Efficiency 5/5 Cleanliness 5/5 Quality 4/5 Service 3/5 Price 5/5Posted on A De GussemeTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Very happy with the work done on my chimney flashing. Clean, affordable and professional. Would recommend to anyone needing any chimney/masonry repair.Posted on Lorie GibsonTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Not only did Mike take 6 MONTHS to "repair" my Chimney (after he told me it would be about 5 weeks), but the first time it rained it was leaking just like before. When I asked him about the 10 year Guarantee he gave me, he told me I had to spend another $800 to seal it and his guarantee only applied if the masonry fell down. Why on earth did I pay to have him repoint my chimney, replace the pots and put in new flashing if it wasn't going to solve the problem that I had? Couldn't be more disappointed.Posted on Conrad JamesTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Mike @ Red Brick was good to deal with. He provided me an estimate that was clear and detailed the work needed. He was very in tune with what had to be done to my aging chimneys. ( I had a issues with one chimney leaking water at the base after heavy rain) Mike looked at the chimneys while I was not around so I asked him to swing by and explain the scope of work and explain the estimate. He dropped by a couple days later. I booked him right away before fall ! I was impressed with the great job he did over all. My chimneys look way better. The new flashing looks good and I’m confident the leaking issue is fixed. He gave me a written warrenty. I would highly recommend Mike and Red Brick Chimney !Posted on Micole Yiming WuTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Mike loves what he's doing and his work is very well done.

Failed flashing causes damage; proper flashing prevents it.

Failed flashing causes damage; quality flashing prevents it.

Water infiltration damages decking, shortens lifespan.

Water behind flashing damages masonry, causing costly repairs.

Leaks signal red flags; proper flashing protects value.

Unlike general roofers, we specialize in chimney work. We understand how chimneys and roofs interact and install flashing that lasts.

We don’t use shortcuts like surface-mounted flashing or excessive caulk. We install flashing the right way, embedded in mortar joints with proper overlap.

We use durable, corrosion-resistant materials appropriate for Vancouver’s climate. No cheap galvanized metal that rusts in a few years.

BBB Accredited and WorkSafe BC Certified. We follow proper safety standards and building codes.

Our flashing installations are guaranteed. If leaks occur due to our workmanship, we fix them at no cost.

We offer special pricing for seniors on all flashing work.

Affordable, lightweight, and corrosion-resistant. Good for most residential applications. Expected lifespan: 20-30 years.

Premium choice for heritage homes. Extremely durable, develops beautiful patina, never rusts. Expected lifespan: 50+ years.

We don’t recommend this for Vancouver’s climate—it rusts too quickly. If you have galvanized flashing, consider upgrading.

Maximum durability and strength. Ideal for harsh weather exposure. Expected lifespan: 30-50 years.