Chimney Cap, Liner & Fireplace Installation
Stainless caps, relining, dampers and insert installation — measured to your flue, installed to code, and warrantied by the people who fitted them.
The components that keep a chimney working
Most chimney installations are protective. A cap keeps rain, embers and animals out of the flue. A liner gives combustion gases a smooth, sealed path. A working damper stops your heated air from leaving through the roof all winter.
We measure on site rather than ordering from a photograph. An undersized cap or a liner rated for the wrong appliance causes the exact problems it was bought to prevent, so every install starts with an inspection and real dimensions.
- —Single-flue, multi-flue and full-coverage stainless caps
- —Stainless steel relining sized to the appliance
- —Top-sealing and throat damper installation
- —Fireplace insert and wood stove installation
- —Spark arrestor screening for wildfire-risk areas
Installed, sized and code compliant
Everything below is quoted from on-site measurements, installed by our own crew, and documented with photographs when the work is finished.
Chimney Cap Installation
Stainless caps sized to the flue, replacing rusted or missing caps that let rain and animals in.
Stainless Liner Installation
Relining for cracked clay tile or an appliance change, with the liner rated to the fuel it vents.
Damper Installation
Top-sealing dampers that actually seal, or throat damper replacement where the original has failed.
Insert & Stove Installation
Fireplace inserts and wood stoves set, vented and clearance checked against manufacturer specification.
Chase Cover Replacement
Rusted prefab chase covers replaced in stainless, with a cross-break so water actually runs off.
Crown & Waterproofing
New crowns cast with a proper overhang, then sealed with a vapor-permeable masonry waterproofer.
Measured first, ordered second
Site measurement
We measure the flue, crown and clearances on site. Nothing is ordered from a description over the phone.
Options and pricing
Two or three real options with the trade-offs explained, quoted in writing with no pressure to take the top one.
Installation
Fitted by our own crew, not a subcontractor, with the roof and hearth protected while the work happens.
Documentation
Photographs of the finished install, product paperwork, and the warranty terms in writing.
Installation questions
Do I really need a chimney cap in Texas?
In this climate, yes. An uncapped flue takes on rain that soaks into the masonry, and it is an open door for birds and squirrels. A properly sized stainless cap is one of the least expensive pieces of chimney protection available.
When does a chimney need to be relined?
Commonly for three reasons: the clay tile liner has cracked or spalled, you are changing appliances or fuels, or there was a chimney fire. A Level 2 camera inspection tells us which applies, and we price relining against the alternative so you can compare.
How long does a chimney cap or liner installation take?
Most cap installations are finished in a single visit of a few hours. A full reline is typically a one-day job, though multi-flue chimneys and difficult roof access can extend it. We give you the expected duration with the estimate.
Can you install a fireplace insert into my existing fireplace?
Usually. An insert needs the right firebox dimensions, an appropriately sized liner and correct clearances. We measure and confirm those before recommending a unit, rather than after it has been delivered.
Chimney installation across the Dallas–Fort Worth area
Caps and chase covers are stocked in common sizes for quick turnaround, and custom fabrication is ordered against your on-site measurements. We cover Dallas, Garland, Plano, Richardson, Irving, Frisco, Carrollton, Addison, McKinney, Mesquite and the surrounding DFW communities.
Related services: Chimney Repair · Chimney Inspection · Chimney Cleaning
Get your chimney capped and lined properly
On-site measurement, written options and installation by the crew that quoted it.