Ha-ha, ya, right! I'd have better chance of winning the lotto šIf this doesn't work maybe it's time to get a refund?
Have you been so advised by your inspector?The issue is, thereās no other cap option available, and modifying the current one could be an insurance problem
BeGreen, are you saying they look good except the last photo (if so, what's wrong with that photo)? Also, I don't need to replace this cap due to fire damage?The cap pictures look like after cleaning except for the last one. If the fireplace is venting fine with windows closed when the cap is off, that's a good sign.
The last photo looks like it was taken pre-cleaning that's all. I'd have liked to see the same inside view of the cap before cleaning to see how badly those vent slots were sooted up.BeGreen, are you saying they look good except the last photo (if so, what's wrong with that photo)? Also, I don't need to replace this cap due to fire damage?
Thanks again.
This guy sucks. A chimney installer who is afraid of heights and can't brace a chimney??Now the guy who installed the thing phoned today and changed his mind and doesnāt want to be responsible for the braces etc to fix his fireplace that doesnāt work - so he says heās not coming out tomorrow.
NoWhat's everyone's thoughts on this???š¤
Iāve attached photos showing the chimney cap from the underside.
You can see that the part of the cap that inserts into the chimney is a bit dentedāitās more of an oval shape rather than a perfect circle.
My question: Since itās not fitting flush and tight against the chimney wall, could this warped shape be causing some of the smoke to get disturbed or caught as it exits?
Would the gap affect the draft since the liner isnāt pressed snugly against the chimney opening? If so, enough to be our culprit?
Appreciate any insights!
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