Map of Burlington County, NJ, an area served by Pro 1 Chimney
Caps & Crowns, Burlington County

Your Local Chimney Cap and Crown Crew in Burlington County, NJ

A chimney cap is a small part that prevents a lot of damage, and in Burlington County it earns its keep. Without one, rain drops straight down the flue, birds move in during spring and leaves fill idle fireplace flues in fall. The crown below the cap matters just as much, because a cracked crown lets water into the brick before every frost. We fit screened caps sized to each flue and repair or rebuild crowns so they slope water away from the chimney.

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Burlington County, NJ

Caps & Crowns for Burlington County Homes

In Mount Holly, the county seat, average January lows are about 22 degrees, and the record low is 25 below zero, set in February 1934. A crown that holds water through nights like that will crack, and once it cracks the brick beneath it starts to go.

Clear, dry nights in the Pine Barrens can run 10 to 15 degrees colder than nearby areas, with a shorter frost-free season. In Pinelands towns, we suggest checking the crown each spring for frost damage and keeping a sound cap on every flue.

We install caps and rebuild crowns in Pemberton Township, Medford, Evesham, Willingboro and Cinnaminson.

When to Call Us

  • No cap on top of the flue
  • Birds or animals in the chimney
  • Cracks across the crown
  • Rust stains on the firebox or damper
  • Water dripping into the fireplace

How the Job Goes

  1. Measure

    We measure the flue and crown so the cap fits and the crown sheds water.

  2. Repair or replace

    Small crown cracks get sealed; a failed crown gets replaced.

  3. Install the cap

    A cap sized to your flue, fastened to stay on in strong wind.

  4. Check the rest

    We look at the flashing and the top courses of brick while we are up there.

Caps & Crowns Questions in Burlington County

What kind of chimney cap holds up in Burlington County?
Stainless steel or copper caps last longer than painted or galvanized ones. Whatever the metal, the cap should have mesh on all sides and fit the flue snugly so wind cannot lift it.
How can I tell if my chimney crown is failing?
From the ground, look for crumbling at the top edge, stains running down the brick, or moss on the crown. Inside, water in the firebox after rain is a common clue.
Do I really need a chimney cap?
Yes. A cap is the simplest way to keep rain and animals out of the flue.

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  1. Your callCall, text or book online

    Tell us what you see or smell. A real person from our team answers and sets a time that suits you.

  2. The visitFree chimney inspection

    Our own crew arrives in a marked Pro 1 van, covers the floor and inspects the chimney from the firebox to the cap, free of charge.

  3. The estimateFree written estimate

    We walk you through what we found, in plain words, and put any repair in writing before work starts.

  4. The workThe job, done right

    We do the work, clean up the roof, the yard and the room, and walk you through the finished job.

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Caps & Crowns in Burlington County

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