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While you're looking for new chimney and fireplace accessories for your hearth area, don't forget a fireplace damper. A leaky or missing fireplace damper can cost as much as several hundred dollars of heat loss right up your chimney. We've got conventional replacement fireplace dampers, chimney top dampers and components.

If you are unsure of how to choose the right fireplace damper for your hearth, we can help. We have a team of fireplace and chimney experts standing by and ready to answer your questions and help you place your order. Contact us today by phone, email or instant message.

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Chimney dampers keep heat from escaping your house. When enjoying a wood burning fire, if you partially close the damper the heat will circulate lower which keeps the heat inside of the home and creates warmth that cannot be matched by gas or electric heaters. Keeping the heat inside of your home instead of allowing it to escape out the chimney will also save you money on home heating bills.

Chimney dampers can also prove to be beneficial fireplace accessories when it comes to starting a fire in your fireplace. A fire needs oxygen to breathe and ignite. By opening the chimney damper it allows air to circulate so that the fire can start strong. By leaving the damper open at the start of the fire it will build bigger so that you can close the damper more and keep the fire blazing for longer burning sessions. Although you should always keep an eye on the fire a chimney damper will also help reduce the number of time you actually have to tend to the fire.