Chimney Dampers

Install a Sealtight Chimney Damper to save on energy costs - don't let your heat out and cold air in! Follow this guide and you will be installing your chimney damper in no time.

Install a Lock-Top Chimney Damper to save on energy costs - don't let your heat out and cold air in! Follow this guide and you will be installing your chimney damper in no time.

Installing a damper for stainless steel chimney pipe is an easy task any homeowner can do. A stove pipe damper is commonly used for wood burning stoves. By installing the damper into single wall stove pipe, you can have air control to your fire.

Installing a chimney damper is an easy way to save on energy costs. Read this guide on how to operate your Lock-Top chimney damper.

Lock top chimney dampers can be used to halt energy loss up through the chimney. Easy installation process for any do-it-yourself homeowner.

The Premier Chimney Damper Cap features terra-cotta pressure bolts that ensure a quick and easy installation. Although the installation is easy, this cap will ensure a tight fit and can withstand temperatures all the way from -85 degrees to 450 degrees Fahrenheit.

Is there a large hole in your living area that is directly connected to the outside? There is if you have a fireplace with a chimney.

The damper is an important part of your fireplace chimney. It does more than just control the amount of heat your fireplace sends into the room; it can also help prevent heated air loss through the chimney or down drafts when the chimney is not in use. An improperly sealing or broken damper could increase your heating and cooling costs significantly, and these days, it is important to conserve as much as possible.

Removing a fireplace damper is a common part of chimney renovation that homeowners come across. You may need to remove the fireplace damper when you are installing a stainless steel chimney liner. When you are installing a wood stove insert, often times there isn't enough room to pass the liner through the damper.