Professional chimney cap installation that actually protects your home from Rhode Island’s harsh coastal weather.
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You won’t worry about water streaming down your chimney during the next storm. No more animals making themselves at home in your flue. No more debris clogging your system or poor draft sending smoke into your living room.
A properly installed chimney cap handles what Rhode Island weather throws at it. Rain stays out. Your chimney draft improves. Your fireplace works the way it should.
The right cap, installed correctly, means one less thing on your home maintenance list. It’s protection that actually works, not a temporary fix that fails when you need it most.
We’ve been handling chimney and fireplace work in Middletown since 2000. Same experienced team. Same commitment to doing the job right the first time.
Our technicians are CSI certified through the Chimney Safety Institute of America. That’s not just a piece of paper – it’s proof we know chimney systems inside and out.
We’ve seen what happens when chimney caps are installed wrong or made from cheap materials. We’ve also seen how the right approach prevents expensive problems down the road.
We start with a free estimate where we measure your chimney and assess what type of cap will work best. Every chimney is different, so we don’t use one-size-fits-all solutions.
Next, we fabricate or source the right cap for your specific setup. Stainless steel construction that handles Rhode Island’s coastal conditions. Custom sizing when needed.
Installation happens when weather permits good working conditions. We secure everything properly, clean up completely, and test the system to make sure your draft is working correctly. You get a cap that’s built to last and installed to stay put.
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Every chimney cap we install is sized specifically for your chimney. We use stainless steel materials that won’t rust out in a few years like cheaper alternatives.
Our caps include proper screening to keep animals and large debris out while maintaining good airflow. The mounting system is designed to handle high winds without loosening or failing.
You get a cap that fits your chimney’s dimensions exactly, not something that’s “close enough.” That means better protection and longer life. We’ve been working with Rhode Island chimneys long enough to know what works and what doesn’t in this climate.
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