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Peabody Chimney Cap Portland, Oregon  (2/10)

This chimney cover is for Bob & Lori Blair in N. W. Portland, Oregon. As you see the cover on the left is rusty and caved in from the snow load we got last year. This new cover I'm building for them has the same angle as their house roof, so this will never be an issue again and will look more decorative up there on the top of their home. Estimated Cost: $2,900 Installed I made the top able to go on either way to get the clients feedback of what direction they think looks best.

Nelson Chimney Cap Tampa, Florida  (12/09)

This second part of a set of 2 copper chimney caps made for Daniel Nelson in Tampa, Florida. This was to be made in the form of a 34" wide 16 sided Chapel bell shape and installed under this tiled roof (seen below right). This secure 3/4" oak plywood base was made to hold the bell with 16 gauge stainless steel screen as if suspended 4" above the base/pan and to withstand Gayle force winds. This took me over 3 weeks to design and build, besides several diagrams and several dozen e-mail. Cost: $3,701.88 delivered To see all 35 photos and read more about this project: http://copper-by-design.com/cc/cp/Nelson2.htm

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Swanson Chimney Cap Waco, Texas  (10-11/09)

This set of 2 copper chimney caps w/inside pan and flue collar are for Gordon Swanson in Waco, Texas to be installed over their chimney boxes that are covered in cultured stone. They wanted these built in the same popular Tuscany arch style I've become so famous for. This makes the 16th chimney cap I've made in this same style with only minor variations and numerous improvements with each fabrication. Final Cost: $9,034.28 for both chimney caps delivered ($285.72 less than originally quoted) To see all 29 photos of this fabrication go to: http://copper-by-design.com/cc/cp/Swanson.htm

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