An uncovered flue is an open invitation for rainwater, storm debris, and nesting animals. Quick Chimney installs properly sized chimney caps that seal out the elements while letting your chimney vent the way it should. Book a visit and a technician takes care of the measuring, the fitting, and the cleanup.
What is included
- On-site flue measurement for a precise fit
- Corrosion-resistant single-flue and multi-flue cap options
- Mesh screening that deters birds and small wildlife
- Ember-arresting screens for added rooftop safety
- Removal and haul-away of your old or damaged cap
- Secure anchoring built to hold up in high winds
Signs you might need this
- Your flue is completely uncovered at the top
- Moisture or water stains appear in the firebox after storms
- You hear scratching or find nesting material in the chimney
- The current cap is rusted, loose, or went missing in bad weather
- Cold drafts or musty odors drift down into the room
Frequently asked questions
Why does my chimney need a cap?
Without one, every storm sends water straight down the flue, where it erodes masonry and corrodes metal components over time. A cap also blocks leaves, blowing debris, and animals looking for a warm place to nest, and its screen helps keep stray embers off your roof.
How long does the installation take?
Most cap installations are completed in a single short visit. The technician measures your flue, secures the new cap, removes any old hardware, and leaves the work area clean before heading out.
Will the cap fit my specific chimney?
Yes. Flues come in many shapes and sizes, so we measure on site and match the cap to your setup, whether that means a standard round flue, a square clay tile, or a multi-flue chimney that needs one full-width cover.
How much does a chimney cap cost installed?
Caps are one of the most affordable chimney upgrades — typically a modest flat cost nationally, depending on flue size and material. Exact pricing comes with your free quote.
