Chimney & Fireplace Services in Weston

Weston went up fast: Arvida sold nearly 16,000 new homes here in about 16 years, the last around the end of 2001. A fireplace, dryer vent or chimney cap still on its original parts is now 25 years old or more, which puts repair or replace on the table. Barrel tile tips that math, since every trip across a tile roof risks a cracked piece, so doing the job once can beat patching it twice. We drive out from Pompano Beach, and the estimate is free and in writing.

Even Weston's driest stretch would count as damp most places. Mornings load the roof with dew, afternoons rarely drop the humidity far, and cold fronts arrive trailing rain. The upshot for chimneys: cracks and open joints never get an idle season, because there's water available to work them year-round. Moisture management isn't a summer chore here, it's the standing order.

Most of Weston is an Arvida master plan where nearly 16,000 new homes sold between 1984 and 2001: barrel-tile roofs, curving streets and cul-de-sacs, gated sections such as The Ridges and The Islands, plus the separately developed Bonaventure section. The city counts more than 41,000 trees on its own property, led by ficus, oak and royal palm; taking a tree out of a private yard goes through the city's Tree Preservation Division, and the whole western edge of town meets the Everglades.

Locals place Weston by the 102-acre Weston Regional Park, the city's largest.