About Chimney Repair Peoria

Chimney Repair Peoria connects homeowners with an independent local mason. We do not stock brick, we do not pull permits in our own name, and we do not stand behind a repair the way the person who did the work must.

How a mason ends up with your request

On a live site, one mason is the company we call. You are not auctioned to a crowd. That mason may pay for the referrals this site generates. You pay the mason for the repair if you choose to hire them. You do not pay us a fee on top.

This sample does not have that mason signed on. The form does not send your note. The phone number is a placeholder.

What we will not invent

• Reviews, stars, or quotes from customers.
• A street address, a shop, or a year we opened.
• A claim that this website is a masonry contractor. The City of Peoria trade list we checked covers electrical and heating contractors. It does not list masonry.
• A promise that someone will be at your house today, tonight, or on a holiday.

What you should check yourself

Ask the mason for insurance before they start. Ask the City of Peoria Building Safety office, the Village of Peoria Heights, or the City of East Peoria whether your job needs a permit. A City of Peoria answer does not cover the other two.

• City of Peoria trade licenses. The city licenses electrical and heating contractors. That page does not list a masonry license. Confirm with Building Safety what, if anything, a mason must register.
• City of Peoria permit list. The city says a permit is required to add a fireplace, wood stove, or unit heater. The public list does not give tuckpointing, a crown, or a cap its own line. Ask Building Safety before assuming a permit is or is not required.
• City of Peoria Building Safety. Building Safety is the office that answers permit questions for work inside the City of Peoria.