Chimney Caps
Keeping water, animals, and debris out of your chimney with a properly fitted cap.
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A chimney without a cap — or with a damaged one — is an open invitation for rain, snow, birds, and small animals. Beyond the nuisance, water intrusion through an uncapped flue is one of the most common causes of chimney damage we see.
We install and replace chimney caps sized and fitted correctly for your flue, so you get real protection rather than a generic cover that leaks or blows off in a storm.
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What's Included
- Removal of the old or damaged cap, if applicable
- Proper measurement and fitting for your specific flue size
- Installation of a durable, weather-resistant cap
- Spark arrestor mesh to reduce ember and animal entry
- Check of the crown and flashing while we're up there
Signs You May Need This
- No cap currently installed
- Visible rust or damage on an existing cap
- Animal sounds or debris falling into the fireplace
- Water stains inside the firebox after rain
How It Works
Our Process
Assessment
We measure your flue and check the condition of the crown and flashing.
Cap Selection
We recommend a cap sized and styled appropriately for your chimney.
Installation
The cap is fitted and secured for long-term weather resistance.
Final Check
We confirm a secure fit before we leave.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a chimney cap last?
A well-installed, quality cap typically lasts many years, though exposure and material choice affect the timeline — we'll recommend the right option for your chimney.
Can a missing cap really cause serious damage?
Yes — uncapped chimneys let in water that damages the flue liner, crown, and masonry over time, along with debris and animal nests that can block airflow.
How It Works
It's Easy As 1-2-3
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We Inspect Your Chimney
A licensed technician assesses the issue.
We Fix It Same Day
Most repairs are completed in a single visit.
