A new chimney happens for a few reasons: a home addition gets a fireplace, a remodel relocates one, a wood stove needs a venting system, or an old stack has reached the end of its life. Whatever the trigger, the chimney and the appliance have to be designed together — flue sizing, height, clearances and termination all follow from what the system will vent.
Baker installs both traditional masonry chimneys and modern factory-built (Class A) venting systems, and we'll talk you through which fits your project, budget and home.
Masonry offers the classic look and thermal mass, at greater cost and structural requirements. Factory-built stainless systems install faster, weigh far less, and perform excellently when correctly specified — most modern installations use them, often enclosed in a finished chase that looks the part.
System design matched to the appliance and the house. Code-compliant installation — clearances, height, termination. Chase construction and finishing coordination where needed. Caps, covers and flashing so the new system is weathertight from the start.
These services often go hand in hand with chimney installation:
Very often, yes — modern factory-built fireplace and venting systems make it practical in many homes. It starts with a look at the space and a conversation about what you want.
Requirements vary by jurisdiction along the Front Range. We'll identify what applies to your project as part of planning.
Height follows code rules relative to the roof and nearby structures, plus draft requirements of the appliance. It's calculated per project, not guessed.
Baker Chimney & Fireplace serves three primary hubs and the communities around each, within roughly a 45-mile radius. Find your city below.
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