Chimney Caps in Tiverton, RI

Stop Water Damage Before It Starts

Professional chimney cap installation that actually protects your home and investment for decades.

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Chimney Cap Installation Tiverton

What Proper Protection Really Means

Your chimney without a proper cap is like leaving a window open during every rainstorm. Water finds its way in, animals make themselves at home, and debris piles up until you’re looking at expensive repairs.

A professionally installed chimney cap changes everything. No more water damage to your flue liner, firebox, or damper. No more birds building nests or squirrels setting up camp. No more leaves, branches, or snow creating blockages that could force smoke back into your home.

You get a stainless steel barrier that handles whatever Rhode Island weather throws at it. Your chimney system stays dry, clean, and functional. Your home stays protected, and you stop worrying about what’s happening up there every time it rains.

Tiverton Chimney Cap Experts

Two Decades of Getting It Right

We’ve been installing chimney caps in Tiverton and throughout Rhode Island since 2000. Same team, same commitment to doing the job right the first time.

Our technicians are CSI certified through the Chimney Safety Institute of America. That means we know proper sizing, appropriate materials, and installation techniques that actually work in coastal New England conditions.

We’re not the cheapest option in town, and that’s intentional. You’re investing in caps that fit correctly, materials that last, and installation that prevents problems instead of creating them.

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Chimney Cap Replacement Process

Simple Process, Professional Results

We start with a free estimate where we measure your chimney, assess your current situation, and explain what type of cap will work best for your specific setup. Not all chimneys are the same, and not all caps fit every application.

Installation day means our certified technicians arrive with the right equipment and materials. We secure the area, remove any old or damaged caps, and install your new stainless steel cap with proper fastening and sealing. The whole process typically takes a few hours.

Before we leave, we clean up completely and walk you through what we’ve installed. You’ll know exactly what you have, how it works, and what to expect going forward. No surprises, no mess left behind, no questions about whether it was done right.

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What You Actually Get

Every chimney cap we install is properly sized for your specific chimney dimensions. We use stainless steel construction that handles Rhode Island’s coastal climate without corroding or deteriorating. The mesh screening keeps animals out while allowing proper ventilation.

Our caps include secure mounting systems designed for your chimney type, whether you have a clay tile liner, metal liner, or multiple flues. We don’t use one-size-fits-all solutions because chimneys aren’t built that way.

You also get our experience with local conditions. We know how salt air affects different materials, how wind patterns in Tiverton impact cap performance, and what installation methods hold up over time. That knowledge goes into every job we complete.

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How long do stainless steel chimney caps last?

A properly installed stainless steel chimney cap typically lasts 15-20 years in Rhode Island’s coastal climate. The key is using 304 or 316 grade stainless steel, which resists corrosion from salt air better than cheaper materials. We’ve seen caps we installed 15 years ago still performing perfectly because we use quality materials and proper installation techniques. Cheaper caps made from galvanized steel or thin stainless often fail within 5-7 years, especially near the coast.
While it’s technically possible, we don’t recommend it. Proper installation requires accurate measurements, appropriate fastening methods, and knowledge of local building codes. More importantly, working on a roof presents serious safety risks. We regularly fix DIY installations that leaked, came loose in wind storms, or were the wrong size for the chimney. The cost of professional installation is usually less than fixing problems from improper installation, and you avoid the safety risks entirely.
The terms are often used interchangeably, but there are subtle differences. A chimney cap typically refers to the metal cover that sits on top of the flue and includes mesh screening on the sides. A chimney cover might refer to a broader category that includes chase covers (for factory-built chimneys) or temporary covers. What matters most is getting the right protection for your specific chimney type. We assess your setup and recommend the appropriate solution, whether that’s a standard cap, custom cap, or chase cover.
Look for rust stains on the cap or chimney, damaged or missing mesh screening, loose or missing fasteners, or visible cracks in the cap itself. If you’ve had animals in your chimney, water stains inside your fireplace, or white staining (efflorescence) on your chimney exterior, your cap may not be doing its job. During our free estimate, we inspect your current cap and explain exactly what condition it’s in and whether repair or replacement makes more sense.
A properly sized and installed chimney cap actually improves draft by preventing downdrafts caused by wind. The cap’s design creates a barrier that helps smoke exit more efficiently while preventing wind from pushing air back down the chimney. However, an incorrectly sized cap can restrict airflow and cause draft problems. This is why proper measurement and sizing are crucial. We calculate the right cap size based on your flue dimensions and chimney height to ensure optimal performance.
An uncapped chimney is an open invitation for problems. Water enters freely, causing damage to your flue liner, damper, firebox, and potentially your home’s structure. Animals nest inside, creating blockages and fire hazards. Rain, snow, leaves, and debris accumulate, restricting airflow and creating dangerous conditions. We’ve seen uncapped chimneys cause thousands of dollars in water damage to homes. The cost of a quality cap is minimal compared to repairing water damage or removing animal infestations.