
Rusted, Dented or Missing Cap
A cap that is rusted through, torn by hail or gone entirely is an open door for water. Damage at the top of the chimney only gets worse — and more expensive — with every storm.
Sweep $99 · Inspections from $59Sweep $99 · Level 2 inspection $79 · Standard inspection $59
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A missing or rusted cap lets rain, animals and debris straight into your flue. We measure, fit and anchor the right cap — with a written price first.
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Single & multi-flue caps
Animal & nest removal
Chase cover replacement
Roof photos of finished work
The top of the chimney is the hardest part of the house to see — and the easiest place for expensive damage to start. These are the signs to act on.

A cap that is rusted through, torn by hail or gone entirely is an open door for water. Damage at the top of the chimney only gets worse — and more expensive — with every storm.

Scratching, chirping or twigs in the firebox mean something moved in. We remove the blockage, check the flue, and fit a screened cap so it does not happen again.

Water stains in the firebox, a rusted damper or a musty smell after storms usually trace back to the top of the chimney — the cap, the crown, or both.
Describe what you see — or what you hear. We'll measure on the roof, give you a written price, and fit the cap that actually protects your chimney.
Share what you're seeing and we'll contact you to confirm the right next step.
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Stainless steel and powder-coated caps sized to the exact flue tile, anchored with the correct hardware — not friction-fit — with spark-arresting mesh that keeps embers in and animals out.

One cover that spans every flue and protects the whole crown. The cleanest solution for chimneys with two or three flues, and the best protection for the crown underneath.

Humane removal of nests and blockages, a flue check to confirm nothing is lodged deeper, then a screened cap installation so the flue stays clear for good.

Wind-resistant and draft-improving designs, oversized and odd-shaped flues, and caps for prefab chase covers — measured on the roof and ordered to fit, not approximated.
Missing cap, rust, animal sounds, water after rain — describe it and we book a roof visit with the right caps on the truck.
We measure each flue tile and the crown, check the crown's condition, and confirm the cap style that fits your chimney and your weather.
You get the exact cap, material and price in writing before any work begins. If the crown or flashing needs attention too, you see it in the same estimate.
The cap is anchored to the flue tile or crown with masonry-rated hardware, the mesh is checked, and the old cap and debris leave with us.
You get photos of the finished installation from the roof, so you can see exactly what is protecting your chimney without climbing up yourself.
5.0 average rating
Serving Dallas, Texas and the surrounding area
“Old cap blew off in a storm. New stainless one is solid, and they checked the crown and mortar while up there. No upselling, just told me what was fine and what wasn't.”
Dan R.
Chimney Cap Installation · Irving · 2 months ago
“Booked online Monday, done Wednesday. Careful with our floors, quick work, and he showed me photos from the top of the flue. Price was exactly what was quoted on the phone.”
Greg T.
Chimney Sweep · Plano · 2 weeks ago
“Water stains on the ceiling after every downpour. It was the flashing and a cracked crown. They fixed both, waterproofed the brick, and it's been dry through the worst of the season.”
Vanessa J.
Chimney Leak Repair · Lakewood · 1 month ago
Not sure what's on top of your chimney? Most homeowners aren't. Call and we'll take a look from the roof.
(312) 952-4814It depends on the flue size, cap material and whether one flue or the whole crown is covered. A single stainless cap is a very different job from a full multi-flue crown cover. We measure on the roof and give a written price before work begins.
Yes. An open flue lets in rain, snow, animals and debris. Water is the single biggest cause of chimney damage, and a cap is the cheapest protection the chimney has — far less expensive than repairing a water-damaged liner or rusted damper later.
A cap covers the flue opening itself. A chase cover is the metal top on a factory-built (prefab) chimney chase. Many homes need both — we check which type of chimney you have and fit the right parts.
Yes, when it has proper mesh screening and is anchored correctly. The screen blocks squirrels, birds and raccoons while letting smoke and exhaust out. If animals are already inside, we remove the nest and blockage first.
Stainless steel and powder-coated caps typically last decades. Thin galvanized hardware-store caps can rust through in a few years, which is why we do not install them.
Often yes — we stock the common flue sizes on the truck. Unusual sizes, multi-flue covers and custom caps are measured first and installed once the correct part is in hand.
Yes — 10% off for military, veterans, seniors 65+, police, firefighters and EMTs. Mention it when you call (312) 952-4814.
One visit, one written price, and your chimney is sealed against water, animals and debris.