Chimney and Fireplace Service in Aloma, FL

Aloma is an Orange County community, and on any Aloma chimney one of the first parts our technicians check is the cap. The cap covers the top of the flue. It keeps rain out, stops birds and small animals from moving in and, with its mesh screen, helps hold back embers from a wood fire.

When a cap rusts through, loses its screen or disappears after a windy storm, those jobs stop getting done, and the first clue may show up indoors as damp soot, a stale smell or leaves and twigs on the fireplace floor. Tell us what you have seen from the yard or from inside the house.

Please do not climb up to look. A roof edge and a chimney top are no place for a homeowner with a ladder, and we assess the cap from safe access during the visit. A replacement cap has to fit the flue it protects. A masonry chimney can have one flue or several, and a factory-built chimney takes the cap its maker lists for that system.

We measure the flue, look at the crown or chase top the cap attaches to and see how the old cap was fastened. A new cap bolted onto a cracked crown will not hold up well, so if the crown needs work first, the estimate says so plainly. Caps come in galvanized and stainless steel, and we explain how each holds up so you can choose with the facts in front of you.

Our family-owned team does the inspection free and puts the cap, the fastening and any crown repair on separate lines of a written estimate. The price is set out upfront with no hidden fees, and a booking made within 72 hours after the inspection is 10% off. Not sure whether your Aloma home even has a cap?

Ask us to check during the free inspection. Same-day service is available when the schedule allows, and the work we finish is backed by our 100% satisfaction guarantee.