A protective covering or lodging for the top of a chimney expected for preventing the entry of rain, snow, and animals.

The slight slant or sloped edge on the top surface of a chimney intended to redirect water away from the pipe liner.

The slight slant or sloped edge on the top surface of a chimney intended to redirect water away from the pipe liner.

The vertical passageway that transports the waste gas to the outdoors.

 A valve, generally a portable or retractable plate, for controlling the progression of air or smoke.

The Ornamental work around the face of the fireplace

A bar used for supporting the chimney

A place directly above the firebox where the walls of the flue are brought closer together to increase the draft of the fire.

A cavity below the fireplace where ashes are stored after a fire.

An area that's installed behind the fireplace or outside for the purpose of emptying and cleaning the ash pit.

The floor of a fireplace.

In Masonry Fireplaces the chimneys, the surrounding area of a chimney, and fireplace are built on-site by masons usually by brick.

A hood that projected over a fire grate to catch the smoke.

The innermost compartment of a fireplace designed to support the combustion of fuel.

The load-bearing portion of the structure

The Roofline is the base of the roof that forms the frame of the roof.

The Roofline is the base of the roof that forms the frame of the roof.

Sheet metal or different materials utilized in waterproofing rooftop valleys or the edge between a fireplace and a rooftop.

Sheet metal or different materials utilized in waterproofing rooftop valleys or the edge between a fireplace and a rooftop.