A chimney cap does quiet work at the top of your Alderene Park home, and it usually gets noticed only after something gets past it, such as leaves in the firebox, rain on the damper or an animal in the flue. Our family-owned team works in Alderene Park, a community in Seminole County, and every cap or chimney job there begins with a free inspection.
Any cap or chimney work booked within 72 hours of that inspection is also 10% off. A cap has three jobs. Its hood sheds rain away from the flue opening, its mesh screen keeps birds, animals and debris out, and its frame has to stay fastened in wind. When one of those fails, the rest of the chimney pays for it.
A bent screen, a rusted hood or a cap sitting loose on the crown are all reasons to call, even while the fireplace still seems to work. Fit matters more than looks. A cap is sized to the flue it covers, and a chimney with two flues may need one cap over both or a separate cap for each.
A factory-built chimney takes a cap from its own manufacturer's system rather than a universal part. We measure what is there and explain which option suits your flue before anything is ordered. If an animal is already inside, do not light a fire to drive it out, and do not seal the top with the animal still in the flue.
Tell us what you heard and when. Some wildlife is protected, so removal and screening have to follow the rules for that animal. From the ground, you can note whether the cap looks tilted, missing or damaged, and whether debris has collected in the fireplace. That is enough to start the conversation. There is no need to climb onto the roof.
Call (645) 465-4122 to book your free inspection in Alderene Park. You receive a written price before work starts, the invoice carries no hidden fees, and a finished cap is backed by our workmanship warranty and our promise of 100% satisfaction.
