Local pros for chimney and fireplace repair in Lake Como

Some chimneys carry more than one flue, and in Lake Como, an official Orlando neighborhood, that can matter when a cap needs replacing or an odd smell turns up in the wrong room. A masonry chimney may hold a flue for the fireplace and a separate flue that once served a furnace, a water heater or a second fireplace.

Each flue is its own passage and needs its own protection at the top. A single cap sized for one flue leaves the others open to rain and animals. A cap that covers the whole top of a multi-flue chimney has to be sized to the crown, clear every flue by the right height and let each one vent freely.

Some chimneys are better served by individual caps on each flue. Our technicians measure the crown and each flue and recommend the approach that fits your chimney. Knowing what each flue does also matters. A flue that no longer serves anything should be closed off properly at the top so it does not collect water or nesting material.

A flue that still serves an appliance should be checked to make sure its cap and liner suit that appliance. If a smell from one fireplace shows up in another room, the flues may be sharing air in ways they should not, and that deserves an inspection. Tell us how many fireplaces or appliances the house has, and which ones are still in use.

If you have plans or past service reports that describe the chimney, set them aside for the visit. Please stay off the roof; we look at the top of the chimney from safe access. Our family-run company inspects Lake Como chimneys at no charge. You get a written estimate that lists each flue and each cap or repair separately, with upfront pricing and nothing hidden.

The job you book within 72 hours after the inspection is 10% off, and our workmanship warranty covers it.