Animal or nest in an uncapped flue
Remove, clean and cap
Check other flues and the crown.
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Animals out of the flue, and a cap so they stay out.
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Chimney animal removal clears birds, squirrels, raccoons, bats and their nests out of the flue, then closes the way in. An uncapped flue is the usual way in. Our Spring Hill crew removes the nest and debris, cleans the flue, then fits a cap with a screen so animals cannot get back in.
An uncapped flue looks like a hollow tree to a bird, a squirrel or a raccoon: dark, sheltered and high off the ground. Birds build nests on the smoke shelf, raccoons den there, and squirrels sometimes fall in and cannot climb the smooth flue walls. Animals in chimney flues bring nests, droppings and odor, and a nest can block the flue completely.
Some birds that nest in chimneys are protected by federal law during nesting season. Chimney swifts are the best-known example. When we find protected birds, removal waits until the young have left, and then the flue is cleaned and capped.
Animal in chimney removal starts with finding where the animal is and how it got in. We remove the animal or let it leave safely, take out the nest and droppings, and clean the smoke shelf and damper. Bird nest in chimney removal and bird removal from chimney flues are done with care for the bird and the house.
Bat in chimney removal uses a one-way exit so bats can leave but not return, then the opening is sealed. Raccoon in chimney cases usually involve a den with young, which we handle humanely.
The fix that lasts is a cap with a screen over every flue, or a top sealing damper with a built-in screen. Once the chimney is capped, animals have no way in. We check the crown and chase for other gaps while we are on the roof.

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Scratching, chirping or a smell from the fireplace usually means something has moved into the chimney. An open flue is an easy home for birds, squirrels and raccoons. Our crew removes the animal or nest, cleans out the debris and fits a cap with a screen so the chimney does not become a home again.
Run by a Spring Hill family: experienced hands, a written estimate before work starts and a workmanship warranty on our repairs.



Animal and nest removed, flue cleaned, cap fitted.