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High Point, King County

Chimney Flashing Repair in High Point, Seattle

Flashing repair in High Point is priced between $375 and $1,500. A reseal of sound metal is the modest end; cutting in new counterflashing or replacing the whole assembly around a wide chase is the costly end. Flashing is the folded metal that bridges the gap between roofing and whatever rises through it. On this hill that may be a brick stack or, on a recent home, a framed chase wrapped in siding. Either one leaks at the same line.

Typical investment

$375–$1,500

  • Serving High Point and the rest of our King County territory
  • $99 plus tax on-site inspection, credited toward an approved quote
  • Usually on the same route as Admiral, Alki, Fauntleroy
  • Local crews
  • Licensed & insured
  • Documented work
  • Written quote first

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Chimney Flashing Repair in High Point

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Other chimney services in High Point

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Ranges shown for orientation — the exact figure is written up on-site, after the inspection.

Why High Point homes need chimney flashing repair

A flashing leak rarely shows where it starts. Water gets behind the metal, follows the roof deck downhill and stains a ceiling some distance from the fireplace. We trace it from the attic side when there is access, then from the roof, and photograph the entry point so the repair addresses the cause and not the stain. If the roofing itself has failed, we say so and leave that portion to a roofer.

Twenty-year-old flashing is at the age when sealant gives out

Wikipedia's entry on the neighborhood says the redevelopment swept away the old housing, streets and utilities together, and the neighborhood site places the completion of the new buildings between 2003 and 2020. Whatever flashing a home there has is original to that construction unless the roof has since been redone.

Metal of that age is rarely worn out. Sealant is another matter: exposed beads at a chase or stack dry and split within a decade or two of sun and rain. A first leak on a home from the early phases of the rebuild is very often this, and it is a repair at the low end of our range when it is caught before the sheathing rots.

Your chimney flashing repair in High Point: what's included

Every chimney flashing repair we do in High Point includes:

  • Leak traced from attic and roof
  • Old sealant cut out, not smeared over
  • New metal bent to fit where needed
  • Counterflashing let into the mortar joint
  • Photos of the finished joint

Signs you need chimney flashing repair in High Point

  • Ceiling stain downslope of the chimney
  • Sealant cracked or peeling at the base
  • Metal lifted or bent away from the wall
  • Damp attic sheathing beside the chase
  • Leak that appears only in wind-driven rain

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Why High Point homes need it

Wet-season storms test this joint hardest. In the city's landslide records, 86 percent of dated slides fell between December and March, a rough measure of when the ground and everything on it is most saturated. Those same months bring the strongest winds in WeatherSpark's Seattle profile, with December the windiest. Rain pushed sideways climbs under step flashing that sheds vertical rain perfectly well, which is why a roof can stay dry all autumn and leak in one January gale.

Your chimney flashing repair in High Point, step by step

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    Find the entry point

    Attic first where possible, then the roof, with a controlled hose test if the path is unclear.

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    Decide: reseal or replace

    Good metal whose caulk has aged gets fresh sealant. Pieces that are rusted through, cut too short or overlapped the wrong way come off and new ones go on.

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    Rework the joint

    Step pieces are woven with the shingles, counterflashing is fixed to the chimney side and sealed at its top edge.

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    Prove it dry

    Water is run over the repair before the ladder comes down, and the pictures go to you.

Litter piled behind a chimney turns flashing into a dam

Leaves and needles collect on the uphill side of anything that interrupts a roof. With more than 100 mature trees retained and thousands planted, by the Seattle Housing Authority's figures, High Point roofs receive a steady supply.

Oregon State University Extension explains the mechanism on shingles: moss and the debris it traps prolong the time roofing stays wet, and can push asphalt shingles upward until water slips underneath. The same wet mat behind a chimney holds water against the back pan and its laps for weeks. Part of every flashing visit is clearing that pocket, and where the chimney is wide we may recommend a cricket to split the flow.

Chimney Flashing Repair prices in High Point

What this work is quoted at for High Point homes — the exact figure comes from the $99 on-site inspection, credited toward the work.

Chimney Flashing Repair prices in High Point — published rates, 2026
ServicePrice in High PointWhat that covers
Chimney Flashing Repair$375–$1,500Reseal at the low end, full flashing replacement at the high
Chimney Sweep$189–$449Full flue swept, Level 1 inspection included
Chimney Inspection$99 plus taxLevel 1 visual; Level 2 adds a full camera scan
Chimney ReliningFrom $1,900Full-length stainless liner, sized to the appliance
Chimney RepairFrom $425Masonry repair — brick and mortar, scoped after diagnosis

Ranges are what these jobs are quoted at in High Point. The exact figure is set on site after a $99 inspection (credited toward the job if you go ahead), and you approve it before any work starts.

Around High Point

High Point is a 120-acre hilltop community east of 35th Avenue SW, built as defense housing in 1942 and rebuilt from 2004, with homes completed between 2003 and 2020 across the redeveloped site.

High PointKing County, WA · 47.545, -122.372

Before and after

What the work changes

Illustrations of what each repair changes on a typical chimney — not photos of a specific job.

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From booking to done

Four steps, each one on paper — so you always know what happens next.

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    Book online

    Choose a genuine opening on the crew's calendar. Confirmation is immediate.

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    On-site inspection

    Liner, crown, cap, flashing and masonry examined in order — each finding photographed.

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    Written quote

    One document, plain numbers, covering only the work your chimney genuinely needs.

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    Work done & documented

    The repair is completed, then handed over with before-and-after photos of every item.

Chimney Flashing Repair in High Point — common questions

My roof was replaced recently. Could the flashing still be the leak?

Yes. Re-roofing crews sometimes reuse old flashing or rely on sealant at the chimney. A new roof with an old joint leaks at the joint.

Does this repair need a Seattle permit?

Seattle exempts a roof swapped for the same kind of roof, provided nothing structural is touched; flashing repair by itself is small work. If your job grows into something more, SDCI gets the question from us before any date is set.

Is there a charge to come and look?

Tracing a leak is part of a chimney inspection, which costs $99 plus tax. Agree to the flashing quote and the invoice for that job is lowered by the same $99.

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