Country Glen sits in western Benbrook with streets like Country Glen Drive and Pecan Valley Drive lined by 1970s-1990s brick homes. These single-story and two-story houses often have masonry chimneys tied to the original construction that now face cracked crowns, loose flashing, and mortar erosion from repeated summer heat and sudden winter freezes. Servanta Edge reaches these homes directly off US 377 and nearby feeder roads without crossing the lake or dealing with I-20 backups.
Access in Country Glen means working around mature trees, fenced backyards, and narrow driveways common on the smaller lots. Crews stage on the street and use sectional ladders to reach roofs where clay flue tiles have shifted from the area's clay-heavy soil movement. Homeowners along Timberline Drive and Glenbrook Court see the same draft problems after heavy spring rains because water finds the gaps left by earlier repairs that used standard cement instead of refractory mortar suited to local temperature swings.
Servanta Edge works from the fixed address on Camp Bowie West and keeps trucks ready around the clock so Country Glen calls do not wait for business hours. Every visit starts with a ground-up inspection of the chase, crown, and liner before any work begins.
Around Country Glen
We regularly work near:
- 📍Country Glen Drive
- 📍Pecan Valley Drive
- 📍Timberline Drive
- 📍Benbrook Elementary School
- 📍Dutch Branch Park
Chimney Repair in Country Glen — Local Notes
- •Homes in Country Glen sit on clay soils that expand and contract with wet-dry cycles, shifting chimney bases and opening mortar joints at the roof line.
- •Mature oak and pecan trees along Country Glen Drive drop limbs during storms that crack clay flue tiles and dent metal caps common on 1980s builds.
- •Winter temperature drops below freezing followed by rapid warm-ups cause spalling on brick chimneys that face west and receive full afternoon sun.
- •Narrow driveways and fenced yards on Pecan Valley Drive require sectional equipment and street staging so trucks do not block the tight cul-de-sacs.