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How much will it cost?

Costs of engineered chimney systems are extremely economical when compared to masonry construction. The fact that this can be installed in a day make engineered chimneys a popular alternative as well. Additionally, when a masonry chimney fails, the repair costs are extremely high. IF an engineered chimney component fails, you may simply change the failed component in a short time and at minimal cost.

Here are some numbers for you to consider.

Starter Kit (required)....................$265
High Pitch Flashing (if 7:12 pitch or higher).......$65
Chimney pipe (from ceiling to cap per 4 foot)....$140

So, based on these figures, the following prices are for COMPLETE kits for various length chimneys. Package prices take into consideration that the starter kit includes your first foot of pipe and a standard flashing up to 6:12 pitch.

  4 foot chimney costs $380
  5 foot chimney costs $405
  6 foot chimney costs $460
  7 foot chimney costs $495
  8 foot chimney costs $520
  9 foot chimney costs $545
10 foot chimney costs $600

Chimney kits and pipe are IN STOCK. Call 828-669-6916 to order yours today! Prices include shipping charges to our location. Shipping to your location extra. You may pick-up your packages at our retail store in Black Mountain, NC.

Installing a chimney through the ceiling is economical and relatively easy to do for someone who feels comfortable cutting a hole in the house. Don't feel comfortable with that? Call us and schedule a professional installation. HERE IS A CONDENSED PLAY BY PLAY OF THE INSTALLATION...

1. Begin by placing your appliance according to its recommended clearances. Plumb from the ceiling to the center of the appliance vent and mark on the ceiling.

2. Bore a pilot hole at the center point and into the attic if applicable. It is handy to push a long probe or clothes hanger for easy locating from above.

3. Go into the attic and locate the probe. Ensure there are no obstacles within 6 3/8 inches in all directions from the center point. This is to allow the 12 3/4 inch square framed opening for our chimney support box later. If an obstacle is present, center point may require adjustment to allow for installation.

4. Once the area is determined, cut a 12 3/4 inch square opening and frame with 2X4 studs securely to joists.

5. Insert ceiling cover mounting tabs into the framing and secure with 1 1/2 inch screws.

6. From the attic, plumb from the roof sheeting down through the center of the hole in the ceiling box and mark center point on the roof.

7. Drill a small hole straight up through the roof. Be sure to hold your drill plumb so that the drill bit will penetrate the roof exterior following the plumb line's path.

8. From the roof, lay the flashing so that the center point is centered in the flashing's cone. Stand a long, straight bit plumb to position the flashing with the hole centered.

9. With the flashing centered, use a screwdriver or other sharp object to reach inside the cone and mark the large circle onto the roof surface. This will be your cut line. Cut just outside that line.

10. Peel back shingles and remove roofing nails at any location the flashing will be. This is to allow the flashing to be placed under the shingles for a leak-proof seal.

11. Slide flashing under all shingles but overlap the bottom course with the flashing. Do not seal or screw down the flashing at this time.

12. From the attic, install the starter pipe into the support box and place the attic insulation shield. Place the insulation shield's collar on your next section of pipe and place onto the starter section. Place pipe from within the attic until it extends through the room flashing. Secure attic insulation shield and collar once plumb. Attic work is now finished!

13. From the roof, extend chimney to the proper height. Use bracing for taller chimneys. Chimney should extend to be 2 feet higher than any point 10 feet away and a minimum of 3 feet above the roof.

14. With chimney installed, use a magnetic level to plumb chimney. You may now seal under flashing and nail or screw down. Drive the nails you pulled through their original holes which you will see in each shingle. Your chimney is now INSTALLED! Congratulations.

15. The final step is to connect your stove to the chimney pipe. Be sure to use the proper connector pipe for your installation.