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Below are a few more examples of custom copper sheet metal chimney caps that I've made; placing primary focus on strong design w/as few seams as possible. There is also a link to see more photos and descriptions w/prices they had paid; to help give you ideas of what to request a personalized quote for. |
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David Page of Iron Horse Standing Seam Roofing Company Inc. in Londonderry Vermont is doing a copper roof and needed matching vent pipe flashing covers that can be soldered onto the copper roof. This set of 4 'stink pipe' vents and a 3' long 7" gas flue with fresh-air intake were all formed with sheets of 32oz copper to help against snow loads on the roof. This 5-piece project ran $4.3k delivered.
Follow this link to
see our business
Facebook album with
53 photos and detailed descriptions of
this project. Cost Breakdown:
$2,345
for that 58.8# total weight for the chimney flue |
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Michael Bavaro of Brothers Electrical Corp. in Newburyport, Massachusetts had contacted me about this project on 10/4/21. By X-Mas time we had worked out the details and got this placed on my schedule. He ran into a few delays, but we were able to get started on this by the first of March of 2023. The cost for this project
was $10.3k delivered to MA.
Follow this link to see our business Facebook album with 75 photos and detailed descriptions of this project. |
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I had made an elaborate mailbox for Joe
Talty just last year, and he also wanted this small chimney cap. Torrin ran lead on this project. Originally this was to be shaped like an old fashion school bell tower with a real brass bell. We discussed different styles and options for several months. Then he decided to scrap that idea and go with one of our most popular Tuscany arch designs with a rotating flag finial added. He may still do the school bell tower as a cupola on his upper roof. This cost $4,927.56 delivered to Chagrin Falls Ohio.
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Facebook album with 66 photos and detailed descriptions of
this project. Cost Breakdown: 82.6# total weight for the chimney cap |
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Frank Lusk in Sugar Land Texas had first contacted me on 1/23/19 to
start a dialog about making them a unique copper chimney cap to
replace their old rusty pan and flue weather-head. Then about 2
years later he put down money to get on my schedule. He was open to
a few suggestions I wanted to make on this project to make this even
better than he had expected. The inside of the base-skirt is to fit
over their 28" X 45" chimney The cost is projected was $5,932.65
without a crate or delivery, since he wants to come here to pick it
up this Summer.
Follow this link to see our business Facebook album with 64 photos and detailed descriptions of this project. Cost Breakdown: 189.5# total weight |
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David Oliver of Tomball, Texas had contacted me back on
11/18/20 about making him this chimney cap for their back
covered patio fireplace. We worked out the details and I had
his deposit on 2/4/21. It then took me a little over a year
to clear my schedule and get started on this project on
4/29/22. This cost $6,647.20 grand total w/Rooster style
weathervane delivered.
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