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Robert D. · Club Hill, Garland
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What homeowners ask when they see a project like this one — answered straight.
Inspect yearly, sweep when the buildup calls for it — for regular burners that’s every 1–2 seasons. This one had gone over a decade, which is exactly how caps and leaks go unnoticed.
It’s an open door at the top of your house — rain, birds, and debris go straight down the flue. It’s also the cheapest part of the system to fix, which makes skipping it a bad trade.
No — and that’s the point of inspecting before repairing. The masonry was sound; the cap was the entry point. One visit, one honest fix.
Always — you see the cap, crown, and flashing up close without leaving the ground. It’s work you’d otherwise never be able to check.
Yes — most repairs, like this cap, happen right after the sweep and inspection while we’re already up there.