Chimney Caps & Chase Covers
A considered finishing touch to help keep weather, animals, and debris out.
Talk to us about your chimneyThe right work starts
with a closer look.
The protection at the top of a chimney needs to fit the chimney beneath it. We assess existing caps and covers, check the dimensions, and help you choose a replacement or custom-fit option suited to the installation.
What you might notice
- A missing, loose, or visibly damaged cap
- Rust or deterioration on the top cover
- Debris appearing in the fireplace
- Water entering around the top of the chimney
What the work may include
- Assessment of the existing cap or chase cover
- Measurements for an appropriate fit
- Replacement caps and custom-fit cover options
- Installation and review of the surrounding chimney condition
Your questions.
A clearer picture.
01What is the difference between a cap and a chase cover?
A chimney cap sits over a flue opening. A chase cover spans the top of the enclosure around some chimney systems. Your installation determines which components are needed, and some systems use both.
02Can a cap be made to fit my chimney?
Custom-fit options may be appropriate when a standard cap does not suit the chimney. Measurements and a review of the installation are needed before selecting or fabricating a replacement.
03Will a new cap solve my chimney leak?
It can address a missing or damaged cap, but moisture may also enter through other parts of the chimney. We assess the reported problem before recommending a cap as the solution.