K&M Sheet Metal specializes in the custom manufacturing of chimney caps, chase covers and pots.
Add a classic and finished look to your chimney, while protecting it from water damage and animals. All of caps and pots are custom made to order to ensure an exact match to your chimney. Normally, materials such as copper, zinc, stainless steel, galvanized steel or aluminum are used. Raw materials or materials that can be soldered or welded are an optimum choice for a better built, longer lasting item.
If you have a different idea, look or design that you want for your home or next project, let us know and we’ll help you in designing your own unique chimney cap that not only functions but becomes your own architectural design statement.
- Custom size chimney caps
- Made to order per your specifications
- Copper, Aluminum, Stainless Steel & other materials
- Upload your own design
How much do chimney caps cost?
Chimney Caps are made to order. Click here for pricing on standard models. For others, please contact us for an estimate.
Chimney Caps, Chase Covers, Pots & Shrouds
CC100 Series – Multi Flue Chimney Caps
These chimney caps cover the whole chimney, and therefore one or multi flues. The base of this cap is normally open, to accept one or multiple flues easily, but it can be customized to be completely closed off, except to allow flues (like a chase cover), allowing for maximum protection when needed. Something we can custom cut here, or that can be custom cut on site. These caps come with many designs, including concave panel roofing, hip and ridge, flat roof etc. Available in a plethora of materials.
CC200 Series – Chimney Chase Covers
Chase covers are the most cost effective way to protect a chimney. These can be manufacture completely closed off to be custom cut on site, or K&M can pre cut holes to accept the flues, while attaching a collar. A vent will be needed to complete installation. Chimney chase covers are a very economical alternative for protecting a chimney.
CC300 Series – Chimney Pots
Chimney pots can be mounted on a chimney, a clay flue or on a chimney cap (usually a chase cover). These items are normally used for their decorative purposes, along with functionality.
Pictures of Chimney Caps, Pots and Shrouds
FAQs – Frequently Asked Questions
Do all chimneys need a chimney cap?
Not necessarily, but they are recommended in areas with a lot of rain, snow and heavy wind that causes debris to fall into a chimney. Most caps are used for added protection / decorative purposes.What is the function of a chimney cap?
A chimney cap protects a chimney structure from water, small bugs an animals as well as acting as a decorative item.What is a chase cover?
A chase cover is the most basic way to protect your chimney. It is basically an upside down pan with a hole and colar to allow for a flue to pass through.How are chimney caps installed?
There are a few different ways:The most common and recommended way is to fasten a cap from the side. We call this a side mounted cap. It sits on the top of a chimney and comes down on the sides, normally about 3". This is the skirt portion that is used to fasten the chimney cap to the chimney.
Another way is to have a top mounted cap. This does not have a skirt, it only sits on top of a chimney. It is normally attached with liquid nails or similar construction adhesive.
Chimney caps with side tension screws are widely sold. We don't believe in this method as it tends to fail over time and therefore do not offer this option.
What is the best material for a chimney cap / top?
We believe in anything that can be soldered or welded. Copper, stainless, lead coated copper, freedom gray, mill finish aluminum etc. We do make caps with kynar material, aluminum, steel, galvalume plus, but such have to be sealed and riveted together.K&M Sheet Metal supplies custom metal chimney caps to Contractors and Home Owners in the local North Carolina Market (Raleigh, Charlotte, Durham), along with the neighboring states of South Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia as well as nationwide shipping.
Submittals & Downloads
PDF - CC100 - Multi flue flat roof chimney cap
PDF - CC101 - Concave roof standing seam chimney cap
PDF - CC101S - Concave roof standing seam chimney shroud
PDF - CC102 - Rake standing seam roof chimney cap
PDF - CC103 - Hip and ridge multi flue chimney cap
PDF - CC104 - Gable roof multi flue chimney cap
PDF - CC105 - Covered wagon round roof chimney cap
PDF - CC106 - The Cathedral chimney cap
PDF - CC107 - The Royal Chimney Cap
PDF - CC107S - The Royal Decorative Chimney Shroud
PDF - CC108 - Multi-flue box style roof basic chimney cap
PDF - CC109 - Barrel roof chimney cap
PDF - CC110 - Bell Roof multi flue chimney cap
PDF - CC113 - Crown chimney cap
PDF - CC113S - Crown chimney shroud
PDF - CC200 - Chimney chase cover
PDF - CC300 - Bell roof chimney pot
PDF - CC301 - Lighthouse 8 sided chimney pot
PDF - CC302 - Standard octagonal chimney pot
PDF - CC302L - Large octagonal chimney pot
PDF - CC400 - Standard swooped chimney shroud
PDF - Aluminum expanded screen
Color and Material Options
Pac Clad Standard 0.032" Kynar® Aluminum and 24 Gauge Galvanized Steel Common Chimney Caps Color Options
Black Aluminum
Matte Black Steel
Charcoal Aluminum Steel
Dark Bronze Aluminum Steel
Medium Bronze Aluminum Steel
Copper Penny Aluminum Steel
Almond Aluminum Steel
Bone White Aluminum Steel
Atas Standard 0.032" Kynar® Aluminum and 24 Gauge Galvalume Steel Common Chimney Caps Color Options
Black Aluminum Steel
Charcoal Grey Aluminum Steel