Chimney damper replacement for Winter Park homes

Damper work with a 100% satisfaction guarantee

Every damper repair and replacement from our team is backed by our 100% satisfaction guarantee. If the damper does not work the way we said it would, call us and we come back.

That promise sits alongside our workmanship warranty. The terms are written on your estimate before you approve the job, so there is nothing to discover later.

The guarantee covers our workmanship on the damper job. If something falls short of what we promised, we come back and make it right, and the terms are always written on your estimate.

Planning an insert, and what it means for the damper

A fireplace insert changes how the fireplace vents, and the insert's own installation instructions decide what happens to the old damper. Repairing the damper right before an insert goes in may be wasted money.

If an insert is in your plans, tell us at the inspection. Our technicians explain how the two jobs relate and help you avoid paying for work the insert will make unnecessary.

If the insert is still a future plan, a simple damper repair may still be worth doing for now. Our technicians explain how long the repair is likely to serve before the insert goes in, so the money is well spent.

Damper specialists who explain the mechanism

Damper faults can be misleading. A handle that moves does not prove the plate moves, and a plate that opens may still leak when closed. Sorting that out takes a trained eye.

Our technicians are fireplace pros who work on dampers regularly. They explain what each part is doing in plain language, so you understand the recommendation before you approve it.

Sometimes the damper turns out to be fine and the trouble sits somewhere else. When that happens, our technicians say so plainly and point you to the part that needs attention, even when it means less work for us.

How a throat damper replacement goes

A throat damper replacement follows a steady order. We protect the room, remove the old plate and frame, prepare the seat in the throat, set the new damper and connect the control.

Then we test it, relay any firebrick that was disturbed and clean up the soot. Your written estimate lists these steps before you approve the work, and the handover sheet confirms them afterward.

Each step is done with care to protect the firebox and the room. If something unexpected turns up, we stop and explain it before continuing.

• Room and hearth protected
• Old plate and frame removed
• New damper set, connected and tested
• Soot cleaned and operation shown to you