Custom Masonry
At Chimney Savers we blend traditional craftsmanship with modern sensibility to build beautiful, long-lasting masonry work for Vermont homes. Whether you want to refresh an existing fireplace, add a custom hearth, or create outdoor masonry features, our experienced masons treat every project like a piece of custom art—focused on durability, safe workmanship, and designs that fit your home and lifestyle.
- Fireplace facelifts and full rebuilds
- Custom hearths and mantels
- Brick and stone facing (interior and exterior)
- Stucco repair and application
- Brick arches and decorative masonry details
If you can dream it we can build it!
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a typical custom masonry project take?
Project duration depends on scope. Small jobs like a fireplace facelift or hearth installation often take a few days to a week. Larger builds—outdoor kitchens, full chimney rebuilds, or elaborate stonework—can take several weeks. We’ll provide a clear timeline before work begins.
Visit the Masonry Heater Association of North America website to learn more.
Do I need permits for masonry work?
Permitting requirements vary by town and by project type. Structural changes, chimney rebuilds, and some outdoor builds often require permits. We’re familiar with local regulations in Vermont and can help you determine what’s needed and coordinate with local authorities if required.
Visit the Masonry Heater Association of North America website to learn more.
Can you match existing stone or brick on my house?
We do our best to match existing materials and mortar color. For older homes, perfect matches can be difficult, but we’ll present options—repair/repointing strategies or replacement materials—to get the best blended look.
Visit the Masonry Heater Association of North America website to learn more.
How do I maintain new masonry features?
Masonry is low maintenance but benefits from periodic inspection. Keep flashing and seals intact, remove vegetation near mortar joints, and address cracked mortar or loose units promptly. We can set up a periodic inspection plan or advise on seasonal care.
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Are your masonry materials weather-proof for Vermont winters?
Yes. We select materials and mortars appropriate for freeze-thaw conditions and follow best practices for drainage, flashing, and thermal movement so your masonry stands up to Vermont’s climate.
Visit the Masonry Heater Association of North America website to learn more.