Get matched with top chimney cap installers and replacers in Parkland, WA

"Two workers came and cleaned out the chimney. They were prompt, courteous and completed the work without any issues."

"They arrived right at the beginning of the time slot. They repaired all three crowns with new mortar, then sealed them plus the top crown. They wire brushed the chimney and applied a sealant on the whole chimney. Since I did not obtain any other bids for this work, I have no idea how good or bad the price is, thus the B grade for price. They have done prior work for me and have cleaned my chimney for years so I trust them. Workers were friendly and polite and cleaned everything up when they were done."

"Horizon Roofing completed re-roofing my home, they have an amazing team, kind and courteous staff and uses high quality products. They went way above and beyond exceeding all expectations from scheduling, completing the work on time and the final clean-up. Their pricing was well within the expected range and the owner (Pete) made sure we were 100% satisfied. Highly recommend giving Horizon Roofing a call."

"Bob & Josh got here at the promised time and did an amazing job. I'm bummed I had to completely rebuild the chimney, but they did fantastic work and got it all done in one day. The new chimney looks great and I'm really really happy"

"Our roofing contractor was concerned about leaks through the brick and mortar. I called Chris Arndt Masonry & Chimney Restoration and was pleasantly surprised. The owner Chris Arndt came to the house just 45 minutes after I made the inquiry. He advised me that the brick, mortar, and even the firebox are in very good shape and will last many more years and that all I need is to put a new concrete cap on the chimney then clean and put a water sealant on it. He told me I can actually do all of this work myself and save money on it. Don't get that kind of help very often."

"Excellent. I prefer email/text to phone and Marlon was very responsive. Performed the work, took pictures of the leak and damage, and even quoted a price for a roof replacement. No hassle, great work."

"We purchased a house built in 1957 around 2.5 years ago and needless to say have had some major upgrade projects. Last on our list for the time being was upgrading electrical (panel needed to be updated, new circuits added, and lots of new switches and outlets). We've dealt with several contractors from insulation to plumbing, and have had pretty major issues with all of them. Working with Raincap has been great and I am happy to say say we had zero issues - from responsiveness, being upfront about all anticipated costs and providing different scenarios in case they ran into issues (which they inevitably did given our wonky wiring), and showing up when they said they would, to making certain we were satisfied with the work completed before sending the final bill. While we had an idea of what we wanted done, they were able to provide their professional opinion on the feasibility of what we thought we wanted and were also able to to provide alternative options (which ended up being much better than what we originally wanted). We would most certainly recommend their services to anyone else and will be referring them out as often as we can!"

"Technician Raoul found and replaced all corroded electrical connectors, tuned up and did an excellent cleaning on our gas fire place. Worked like a charm afterwards!!"

"Great job on the roof - no mess left at all. They also took a look at my chimney where there'd been leaks, patched some nail holes that they found and offered some suggestions for possible repairs if I still see water intrusion. Very pleased with the work and the customer service."

"Went smoothly. Completely both the skylite and the kitchen fan roof exhaust in 4 hrs. I did not discover any leak after it done. Outside roof appearance is good. Workers are professional and know what is required to complete the job. The kitchen fan roof exhaust is a tricky one and cannot be done with conventional flashing. So the installer use a torch down roof method instead. Good thinking. Pic show both the skylite and the kitchen fan roof exhaust."