Chimney coverage across the West Seattle peninsula

10 neighborhoods, one peninsula, one crew. Everything we do happens west of the bridge — from the beach cottages along Alki and the ferry-side streets of Fauntleroy, up the ridge through Admiral, Seaview and Gatewood, and across to the Junction, Genesee, High Point, Delridge and Arbor Heights. There isn't a block out here we haven't parked a truck on.

Peninsula chimneys earn their keep. Salt air rolling off Puget Sound corrodes caps, dampers and flashing well ahead of schedule; the weather side of every stack takes wind-driven rain from October through spring; and the rare hard freeze levers open any crack the water already found. That's why homeowners on this side of the bridge tend to stay ahead of inspections, waterproofing and masonry work rather than waiting for a stain on the ceiling to make the decision for them.

Who shows up matters, too. There's no call center and no rotating cast of subs — the crew that quotes your chimney is the crew on your roof, and they know the difference between a salt-blasted cottage flue at Alki Point, a tall Craftsman stack on the Admiral ridge and a newer townhome system in High Point. And since your street is already on our loop, scheduling is quick: grab a real open slot and we confirm.