Chimney Repair in Voorhees, NJ | Monarch Roofing & Construction

Voorhees Township was still largely rural when West Jersey Hospital was built there in 1973. Since then it has grown into a community of about 31,000 residents, with housing units rising from about 11,100 in 2000 to about 12,300 in 2010. Its communities include Echelon, the largest, along with Ashland, Brighton Heights, Glendale, Kirkwood, Kresson, and Osage, and Stafford Farm, granted in 1773, was farmed by one family for over two centuries. The Philadelphia Flyers train here. Monarch Roofing & Construction repairs chimneys throughout Voorhees.

Because so much of Voorhees was built from the 1970s onward, many of its chimneys are now reaching the age when original components wear out. Flashing installed with the first roof may have been reused under the second, crowns built as a thin skim of mortar have cracked, and caps have rusted or blown off. Newer homes can have their own issues with flashing details. Older farmhouses need materials matched to their age. We evaluate your chimney and provide a free chimney repair estimate.

Monarch Roofing & Construction — Serving Voorhees, NJ

Main Headquarters: 168 Humboldt St, East Rutherford, NJ 07073

Regional Location Serving Voorhees: 55 Centre St, Haddonfield, NJ 08033

Phone/Text: (551) 241-0470 · Email: monarchroofingnj@gmail.com

NJ HIC Registration: #13VH12036000

Free Chimney Repair Estimates Available.

Chimney Repair Services in Voorhees

• Exterior chimney leak diagnosis
• Step, counter, and apron flashing replacement
• Crickets or back pans behind wide chimneys
• Repointing with mortar suited to the chimney’s age
• Replacing spalled, cracked, or loose brick
• Crown repair and replacement
• Chimney cap installation and replacement
• Partial or full rebuilding above the roofline after evaluation
• Storm damage repairs
• Roofing repairs around the chimney

Chimneys From the 1970s Onward

Homes built during Voorhees’s growth years now have chimneys that have weathered decades of freeze-thaw cycles and, in many cases, a roof replacement or two. The most common issues we see on chimneys of this age are:

• **Reused flashing.** When roofs are replaced, chimney flashing is sometimes left in place or patched. Old step flashing under new shingles is a frequent leak source.
• **Cracked crowns.** Thin mortar crowns crack over time, letting water into the top of the chimney.
• **Eroded joints.** Mortar on the weather-facing sides wears away, letting wind-driven rain soak in.
• **Missing or rusted caps.** Without a cap, rain falls into the flue opening and the crown takes direct weather.
• **Missing crickets.** Wider chimneys built without a cricket collect water and leaves on the uphill side.

These chimneys are usually structurally sound and respond well to targeted repairs.

Newer Homes and Chimney Chases

In more recent construction, leaks often come from flashing that was not lapped correctly, counter flashing sealed onto the brick instead of set into a mortar joint, or crowns that were made too thin. Some newer homes have framed chimney chases with siding rather than masonry; for those, the roofing and flashing where the chase meets the roof are what we evaluate and repair. If your community has a homeowners association, check whether exterior work requires approval.

Older Farmhouses

Historic homes like those from the township’s farming era were typically built with lime-based mortar. Repointing such chimneys with hard modern mortar can crack the brick, so we evaluate existing materials and use a compatible mix, matching joint color and profile as closely as practical.

Chimney Leaks and Flashing

A complete flashing system includes step flashing interlocked with each shingle course along the sides, counter flashing set into the mortar joints and lapped over the step pieces, an apron across the front, and a cricket or back pan on the uphill side. We check every part along with the crown, cap, and masonry, since water entering higher up can run down inside the chimney before showing at the roof line.

Repointing and Brick Replacement

Repointing removes deteriorated mortar to a sound depth and replaces it with compatible new mortar. Spalled brick is cut out and replaced with brick matched as closely as practical, then the surrounding joints are repointed.

Crowns and Caps

A good crown is thick enough to resist cracking, slopes away from the flue, and overhangs the brick so water drips clear. We repair minor cracks in sound crowns and replace failed ones. A chimney cap keeps rain, leaves, birds, and animals out of the flue opening and protects the crown.

The Roof Replacement Opportunity

If your home is due for a new roof, it is the ideal time to replace the chimney flashing and add a cricket if needed. With the old shingles off, the step flashing and the deck beside the chimney are exposed and easy to evaluate, and new flashing can be woven into the new roofing properly. Reusing old flashing is one of the most common reasons a chimney leaks soon after a new roof goes on. We handle both roofing and chimney work, so the two can be done as one coordinated project.

Storm Damage

Wind and falling limbs can crack crowns, knock caps loose, dislodge brick, and bend flashing. After a storm, look at the chimney from the ground and watch ceilings near it for new stains. Avoid climbing onto the roof. We can evaluate and repair storm damage; your insurer decides any coverage.

Rebuilding Above the Roofline

When a chimney leans, has widespread loose brick, or has failed repeated repairs, a partial or full rebuild above the roofline may be needed. We recommend rebuilding only after evaluating the chimney and explaining what we found.

Waterproofing After Repairs

A breathable masonry water repellent can reduce water absorption once repairs are complete. It must let moisture vapor escape. We apply it only after the crown, flashing, and joints are sound, and it does not fix leaks.

Signs Your Chimney May Need Repair

• Stains on ceilings or walls near the chimney
• Damp attic areas around the chimney
• Crumbling or recessed mortar
• Flaking or cracked brick
• White deposits on the brick
• Rusted, loose, or tar-covered flashing
• A cracked crown or missing cap
• A leaning chimney

Repair Versus Rebuilding

Repairs suit structurally sound chimneys with localized damage. Rebuilding suits widespread deterioration or structural problems. We explain both options honestly.

What Affects Chimney Repair Costs in Voorhees?

• Chimney height, size, and age
• Roof pitch and access
• Amount of mortar and brick repair
• Crown and cap work
• Flashing replacement and cricket needs
• Whether work is combined with a roof replacement
• Hidden water damage
• Permits and any HOA requirements

We include the scope in a free written chimney repair estimate.

Permits

Permit requirements depend on the type of chimney work. Rebuilding a chimney or other structural masonry work may require a construction permit and inspection under New Jersey’s Uniform Construction Code, while some minor exterior maintenance may not. Because the answer depends on the scope of the job, check with the Voorhees Township construction office before work begins, and we can discuss it during your estimate.

Why Choose Monarch Roofing & Construction

• Chimney and roofing repairs together
• Repairs matched to the age of your chimney
• Written scopes and clear explanations
• Free chimney repair estimates and online scheduling
• NJ HIC #13VH12036000
• Main headquarters in East Rutherford, with a regional location in Haddonfield

Serving Voorhees and Nearby Communities

Monarch Roofing & Construction also provides chimney repair in these nearby Camden County and neighboring communities:

• Chimney Repair in Cherry Hill, NJ
• Chimney Repair in Lawnside, NJ
• Chimney Repair in Lindenwold, NJ
• Chimney Repair in Somerdale, NJ
• Chimney Repair in Berlin Township, NJ
• Chimney Repair in Gibbsboro, NJ
• Chimney Repair in Evesham Township (Marlton), NJ

Related pages: our main chimney repair and chimney services page, Roofing Companies in Voorhees, NJ, our roof repair and roof replacement services, and our full list of New Jersey service areas.

Voorhees Chimney Repair FAQs

My house was built in the 1980s. What usually needs repair on the chimney?

Flashing, crowns, and mortar joints are the most common problem areas, along with missing caps and crickets.

My home has a sided chimney chase. Can you help?

We can evaluate and repair the roofing and flashing where the chase meets the roof.

Should I replace chimney flashing with my new roof?

Usually, yes. Old flashing under new shingles is a common cause of leaks.

Are chimney repair estimates free?

Yes. We look at the chimney and roof and provide a free written chimney repair estimate.

How do I schedule?

Schedule online or call or text (551) 241-0470.

Do you repair the roof around the chimney?

Yes. We repair shingles, underlayment, and decking around the chimney.

Do you serve Echelon and Kresson?

Yes. We repair chimneys throughout Voorhees Township.

Who Provides Chimney Repair in Voorhees Township, NJ?

Monarch Roofing & Construction offers exterior chimney repair to homeowners in Voorhees Township, Camden County, including Echelon, Ashland, Kirkwood, Kresson, Osage and Glendale. Services include chimney leak repair, chimney flashing repair, brick chimney repair, repointing, crown repair, chimney cap replacement and chimney rebuilding above the roofline, as well as roofing repairs around chimney chases. Work is performed under NJ HIC #13VH12036000, and chimney repair estimates are free. Call or text (551) 241-0470, or book online. Voorhees service is supported by the company’s regional location in Haddonfield and its main headquarters in East Rutherford.

Choosing a Chimney Repair Contractor Serving Voorhees

Voorhees was largely rural until the 1970s and grew quickly afterward, so many homes date from the 1970s through the 2000s, some with brick chimneys and some with framed chases. A contractor should handle both. Look for:

• Masonry repair and roofing repair from one company
• A written scope describing the work on your specific chimney type
• A New Jersey HIC registration number you can verify
• A review of the flashing, crown or chase top, and cap together

Looking for a reliable chimney repair contractor serving Voorhees? Monarch Roofing & Construction is a strong local option for exterior chimney repairs.

Do you serve Cherry Hill, Gibbsboro and Evesham?

Yes. All border Voorhees, along with Lindenwold, Somerdale, Lawnside and Berlin Township.

How can I schedule a chimney repair estimate?

Call or text (551) 241-0470, or use online scheduling.

Schedule a Free Chimney Repair Estimate

From Echelon to Kresson, we can help keep your Voorhees chimney sound. Schedule online or call or text (551) 241-0470.