We've been covering chimneys for over 30 years.

The All Season Chimney Cover is a chimney-top-fireplace-damper and flue tile cover replacement system. Use it to repair or replace your current chimney caps or the broken in-throat fireplace damper.  

​Available in standard-sized units, or have your cover custom designed and built to suit your chimney.
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  • Replace broken or rusted fireplace dampers
  • Stop drafts from your chimney/fireplace
  • Prevent smoke from coming back down your chimney
  • Keep rain and snow from coming down your chimney
  • Prevent racoons, birds, and insects from invading your chimney
Our standard sized units are available for the most common chimney flue tile sizes.
Choose cold rolled or stainless steel, and a painted or powder coated finish.
Custom covers can be made to suit your unique chimney size and needs.

Love your fireplace again.

Conserve Energy
Save 10% - 40% on heating and air conditioning costs.
Improve Comfort
Keep drafts, odors, and debris from entering your home.
Increase safety
Protect your home by keeping out pests, bird flu, and airborne pollutants, and help prevent chimney fires.

Your house is leaking... Fix it!!

Seal your chimney top with an All Season Chimney Cover. 
Save energy in winter and summer.  ​

Sealed When Not in Use

In the winter, a fireplace can be the focal point of your home, providing families and friends with warmth and comfort. When you are not using your fireplace, the chimney top can be sealed shut to avoid heat loss, cold drafts, and invading critters like birds and raccoons looking for a warm place to nest. 

Save Energy & Money

Energy savings is a top priority for most homeowners. Government figures show that 14% of the energy leaves through the fireplace and out the chimney, even with a brand new in-throat damper.  Older homes tend to have rusted or broken dampers, costing homeowners up to forty percent of their paid-for heat. ​
The  All Season Chimney Cover chimney top damper by Benson Energy comes with a Limited Lifetime Warranty and will generally pay for itself in one or two heating and cooling seasons.