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New chimney caps installed for Haralson Estates homeowners

Get a cap that fits the opening it covers. Free inspection in Haralson Estates, then a clear written scope from our family team.

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Cap details we put in writing in Haralson Estates

These items keep a cap job in Haralson Estates from turning into a second trip to the roof.

  1. Mounting method and the fasteners it uses
  2. Clearance between the lid and every flue opening
  3. Rust staining or damage below the old cap
  4. Workmanship warranty on the installation

Cap replacement explained for Haralson Estates homeowners

Here is how our local team thinks through a cap replacement at your Haralson Estates home.

How far the flue liner should stand above the crown

Brick Industry Association Technical Note 19B recommends that the flue liner extend at least two inches above the top of the masonry cap. That projection is also where a bolt-on flue cap attaches, so a tile cut flush with the crown changes which cap style can work.

When the liner barely clears the crown, we explain the options before ordering anything. A cap that mounts on the crown may suit the chimney, or the top may need masonry attention first. The written scope keeps any crown or liner work on its own line so the cap price stays readable.

Keeping the cap details with your home records

The cap size, model, metal and mounting method are worth keeping. They help with future maintenance, warranty questions and home sale paperwork.

Your written estimate and invoice record those details. If you sell the house or someone else services the chimney later, that information saves guessing and a trip onto the roof just to measure. Our local team can also look up the job if you misplace the paperwork, so call and ask.

Replacing only the screen on a sound cap

Sometimes the lid and frame of a cap are fine, but the screen is torn, rusted or missing. If the manufacturer offers a replacement screen for that model, replacing it alone can be a sensible repair.

The new screen has to meet the same code requirements as the original, including opening size and heat and corrosion resistance, and it has to attach securely. If no matching screen exists or the frame is weak, replacing the whole cap is usually the better value. We tell you which option applies to your cap.

Who comes to your house for a cap job

We are a local, family-owned chimney and fireplace company. The people who inspect your chimney and install your cap are part of our own team.

Our crew explains what they see, answers questions on the spot and leaves you with a written scope. We keep appointment windows, call if we are running late and clean up before we leave. If you have a question after the job, you call the same local number and reach people who know the work.

Before your cap job in Haralson Estates

If your question is not here, our Haralson Estates team is a phone call away.

Can the same cap cover the furnace flue too?

Not by assumption. A furnace or water heater flue vents differently from a fireplace, and its venting instructions decide what may sit on top. We identify every flue before quoting, price the fireplace cap on its own and point you to the right service for an appliance flue.

The fireplace started smoking after a new cap went on. Is the cap to blame?

Possibly. A lid set too low, a screen that is too fine or a cap too small for the flue can choke the outlet, but the flue size, the opening, the chimney height and the house affect draft as well. We check the cap against the code's open-area rule and the maker's data first.

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