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Augusta Chimney Caps
One of the most significant features of a chimney is the chimney cap. It is more important than people apparently think. It not only keeps out animals but also prevents moisture damage. A chimney cap is a barrier between the top entrance of your chimney and the great outdoors. Capping your chimney is going to prolong the life of your chimney assuredly.
Augusta Chimney Sweep is your local chimney cap installer in Augusta, GA. We don’t mind sharing our best advice with our customers. You can let us know what chimney services you require by filling out the form on this page or by giving us a call at
706-752-7473. If you are looking to purchase, install, or repair a chimney cap, we’re the company you’re looking for.
Chimney Caps
Chimney caps and chimney dampers are different.
A chimney cap will actually encompass the top of a chimney and its flue. This way nothing can enter the flue and smoke can be released.
We sell chimney caps and chimney dampers in case yours needs a replacement. We have multiple different options such as single and multi flue chimney caps made of different materials. Also, different kinds of dampers.
Chimney Cap Installation Augusta GA
Augusta Chimney Sweep will install a brand new chimney cap onto your chimney. If your chimney’s flue is open and exposed, we recommend capping it as soon as possible. A chimney cap will increase the overall safety of the chimney undoubtedly. Our company will source the perfect chimney cap for you, deliver, and install it for you. We want your chimney to be protected.
Depending on the height, location, and size of the chimney, chimney cap installation tends to be a fairly straightforward process. We just have to transport the cap to the top of your chimney and place it securely onto the crown covering the flue.
Chimney Cap Installer in Augusta, GA
Chimney cap covers are essential to protect your chimney flue. We don't want you getting up on your own roof. So just call us to get up there and inspect your chimney cap, or lack thereof. We are your local chimney cap experts. We can guide you in buying the perfect new chimney cap for your specific chimney. There are multiple types of chimney caps made in different sizes and from different materials, so the options can get overwhelming. We are a great company that specializes in providing chimney cap repair and installation in Augusta, GA.
Our trained technicians are friendly and experienced. Care for your chimney by installing a new cap today. We are capable of installing multiple types of chimney caps, such as stainless steel, copper or aluminum chimney caps. You can count on us to block off your chimney's flue from access moisture, debris and even animal invasion.
This is where you get premier chimney cap installation & chimney cap repair.
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Chimney Dampers
Chimney dampers are contraptions that actually sit inside of the flue at the top of the chimney and they open and close. The damper opens and closes the top of the chimney. The damper should be open when a fire is lit because the top of the chimney will be open creating an upward draft carrying the smoke out. The damper should be closed when a fire is not being burnt in order to seal the top of the chimney flue, keeping the warm air in.
There are several types of chimney dampers, each with its own features and advantages.
When choosing a chimney damper, it's important to consider factors such as ease of operation, durability,
and how well it seals to prevent drafts and heat loss when the fireplace is not in use.
The specific type of damper you choose may depend on your chimney's design, your heating system, and personal preferences.
Here are a few different kinds:
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Pivot Dampers
Pivot dampers are hinged on one side and can be pivoted to open or close.
They are typically installed in the throat of the chimney.
These dampers can provide a good seal and effective control over the airflow.
Butterfly Dampers
Butterfly dampers are similar to pivot dampers but are shaped like a butterfly, with two metal plates hinged on a central axis.
They are often used in ventilation systems and can be installed in the flue of a chimney.
In-Line Dampers
In-line dampers are installed within the flue pipe and can be opened or closed using a lever or chain.
They are less visible than throat or top-sealing dampers but serve a similar purpose.