Brick Chimney & White Roof Flashing

A compact red-brick chimney rises through a gray shingle roof, with bright white flashing defining its base. The brickwork, roof covering and dark metal cap form three distinct layers of the same roof-level feature. The supplied view includes both the full chimney height above the roof and the surrounding shingle surface.

This record focuses on those exterior details. The contrast between the warm masonry and white flashing makes the roof junction especially clear, while the cap’s screened sides and projecting hood can be seen above the flue.

The roof meets the chimney at an angle, so the junction is more complex than a straight horizontal line around the brickwork. The white metal rises against the chimney and extends outward onto the shingle surface, making the change between the masonry and roofing easy to inspect visually.

The upper brick courses project slightly beyond the narrower chimney body. Above them, the flue and metal cap remain distinct from the masonry itself. The photograph captures an installed exterior arrangement; it does not provide a before view or an internal record of the chimney.

The documented scope runs from the shingle-to-masonry junction at the base, through the brick chimney body, to the flue and cap at the top. The supplied view records that installed arrangement as a whole, with particular attention to the white flashing around the base.

The exterior view presents a coordinated chimney detail against the gray roof: warm brick above, a clearly defined white roof junction below and a dark cap at the top. The project coverage records the visible installation without adding an unsupported account of internal repairs.