Chimney Repair in Lancaster, MA

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Brick Chimney and Fireplace Contractor in Lancaster, MA.

JB Mohler Masonry handles chimney repair throughout the Town of Lancaster, MA — and since this is home, we're not driving in from somewhere else when a Lancaster homeowner calls. Lancaster is the oldest town in Worcester County, incorporated back in 1653, and its Old Common and Center Village Historic District still anchor the town the way they have for generations.

That history is written in brick and stone. The First Church of Christ on the Common, designed by Charles Bulfinch in 1816, is a National Historic Landmark and one of only two surviving Bulfinch churches in the country — a reminder of just how long masons have been shaping this town. We put that same craftsmanship to work today, whether it's restoring a chimney on one of Lancaster's older colonial homes, repointing brickwork that's taken 100+ New England winters, or installing stone veneer siding on a newer build off Route 70 or Route 117.

As a small, hands-on crew, we bring old-world craftsmanship to every project in Lancaster and the surrounding towns. No subcontractors, no runaround — just skilled masons who take pride in their work and communicate clearly from estimate through completion.

Because we're based right here in Lancaster, there's no travel surcharge and no waiting on a crew to drive in from out of the area — we can often get eyes on a chimney or a masonry problem the same week you call. JB Mohler Masonry has been the go-to masonry contractor for homeowners and businesses across Worcester County for more than 30 years, and it all started right here at home.

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Homeowner's photo of a chimney leaking through the ceiling
Hi — chimney's seen better days. Lancaster. What are we looking at?
That's a failed crown — see the cracking at the top? Contained fix if we get it before winter. Rough range: a day of work, not a rebuild. Want us to come confirm? — Jeff
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