Get matched with top chimney cap installers and replacers in Gurnee, IL

"Superior Chimney came to our house next day after water was coming into our fireplace down the chimney. Came and gave a free quote which was extremely well communicated and provided pictures to show the issues we were having. We needed to replace our caps as well as new waterproofing on our chase cover. Repairs were able to be completed immediately. Extremely happy with the service and felt cost was very fair. Would recommend for service"

"Great, in fact have used them twice. Repaired much needed cap on chimney. Last time also did cleaning of dryer vent and heater vent."

"We were very pleased with Pratt's for quickly and effectively solving our problem with a cracked chimney cap."

"Exceptional work by Erik at a reasonable price. Erik also brought an exposed roof nail to our attention which he fixed, preventing a leak down the road. Honest and experienced. We will be using Chimney Crafters for our chimney maintenance from here on out!"

"Great. The crew was honest and professional. They are helpful from start to finish with any chimney related issues, which I had a multitude of. Thanks!"

"All Star Installations Inc was professional in every way. We had our roof replaced and our chimney cap repaired. They did both jobs with skill and precision. They were thorough, hardworking, and an immense pleasure to work with. They did a tremendous job from start to finish and the clean up was impeccable. We couldn’t have asked for a better experience. The new roof and chimney cap on our home looks amazing! I highly recommend All Star Installations Inc. Ryan and Chris are top notch!!"

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"I paid for a one hundred dollar roof repair. I know this is cheap but they came out and quoted $1100.00 for some tar around the chimney and tuckpointing . Or $2600.00 for flashing. It seems a bit high. I just bought a new 16x7 garage door with a motor, tracks, and three openers installed for $1000.00. Materials--tar and cement compared to a steel door, motor, tracks and openers. So it would be 1000.00 for labor. Maybe a few hours. I know grinding cement is not easy but we are talking about $200.00 per hour. A little high."

"It went ok.  A coworker from work referred Arrow Masonry to me  and I also found it on Angieslist.  I had some questions so I called and spoke to Ann and she was helpful.  I also talked to I think her name was Karie.  The tuckpointing blending in ok.

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"A house inspection revealed that we needed quite a bit of chimney work, so after getting a few proposals, we decided to go with David Palm of Valor Chimney Services. How could we not, as he was the most thorough and well prepared. (When he showed up -- on time -- for an inspection, he was clutching a copy of his insurance certificate, saying, "Well, I'm gonna be going up on your roof.") He showed us via copious photos what exactly needed to be done and how his crew would accomplish it. The crew was super friendly and funny, and took great pains to minimize messes. The end result? A couple of happy homeowners equipped with what looks like a brand-new chimney, complete with a 15-year labor and materials warranty. It doesn't get much better than that."