The most common problem with chimney leaking is a damaged or missing chimney flashing. The flashing is the metal or plastic material that seals the gap between the chimney and the roof. It is designed to prevent water from seeping in and causing leaks. However, over time, the flashing can become damaged or dislodged due to weather conditions or natural wear and tear. This can cause water to enter the chimney and seep into the walls and ceiling of your home, leading to water damage, mold growth, and other serious problems.

The most common problem with gutters is clogging due to the accumulation of leaves, twigs, dirt, and other debris. Clogging can prevent water from flowing through the gutters and downspouts, causing water to overflow and pool around the foundation of your home. This can lead to serious water damage to your home’s foundation, basement, and walls. Other common problems with gutters include rust or corrosion, sagging or pulling away from the home, and damage from falling debris such as tree limbs or ice during the winter months.