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The Aisles

Three aisles, one standard

The catalog leads with stainless, copper, and listed/rated units — the grade that lasts and the grade we'd install on our own home. The economy option is offered as the honest floor, clearly labeled, never disguised as the premium one.

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Chimney Top — Caps, Covers & Draft

The top of the chimney is the single most cost-effective place to spend money well — a correct cap and a sound chase cover keep water out, and water is what destroys masonry from the inside. PCS leads with alloy and gauge: stainless and copper because they outlast the chimney, with galvanized offered as the honest budget floor and labeled as such. Every cap, cover, and damper here is sized to your flue from a measurement, never a guessed stock fit.

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Liner & Firebox

The category where PCS draws its hardest line: the high-consequence liner systems are install-only, because a relining job is a fire-safety system, not a box you fit on a Saturday. Alloy is the whole conversation — 316Ti for wood and high heat, 304 where the fuel allows. We supply the firebox repair components and accessory hardware, size every liner to the appliance listing, and install to UL 1777.

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Fireplace

Appliances we install — inserts, log sets, gas controls — and hearth accessories you can buy and place. PCS's premium angle on appliances is efficiency-and-correctness: the sealed, EPA-/listing-correct unit and the venting that goes with it, not the cheapest firebox. Gas control is the part we will not let out the door loose; we install and leak-test it. On accessories, we lead with the pieces a discerning homeowner actually wants on a finished hearth.

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Anchor Components

The parts with their own page

The 9 high-ticket, fabricated, or installed-appliance components carry a full product page — the upstream inspection that surfaces the need and the install service they attach to. The boxed retail parts live on their aisle page; they don't need a page of their own.

Chimney Top — Caps, Covers & Draft

Copper Chase Cover (Custom-Fabricated)

Think of a chase cover as a roof over the part of your chimney nobody looks at, and price it the way you'd price a roof — per decade, not per invoice. Copper is the version you buy once: no coating to fail, so there's no rust clock running from the day it's installed. On our plan a copper top drops to a visual check each year and essentially nothing else. Fair warning before you commit: it will go from bright penny to dark brown to green, and that change is permanent.

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Chimney Top — Caps, Covers & Draft

Architectural Multi-Flue Shroud (Decorative)

A shroud is the one item on this counter bought purely for how the house looks, and we'd rather say that than dress it up. Maintenance-wise it's undemanding — it sheds water off the crown and adds a wash-down to the annual visit. Two things to know before spending: it won't improve draft, and a shroud over a crown that's already cracking just hides the crack from the roofline. We check what's underneath first, because covering a problem is the expensive way to delay it.

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Chimney Top — Caps, Covers & Draft

Integrated Crown-Cap Unit (Drip-Edge Crown + Cap)

A masonry crown is a maintenance item forever — it cracks, you seal it, it cracks again, and eventually you rebuild it. This unit ends that cycle by taking the crown out of the weather entirely: one stainless top capping every flue with an overhang that throws water past the brick. Over a ten-year window it's usually cheaper than the rebuild-and-reseal pattern it replaces. The honest cost is aesthetic — it reads as metal, and on a decorative chimney some homeowners won't accept that.

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Chimney Top — Caps, Covers & Draft

Powered Draft System (Enervex / Exhausto Inducer + Modulating Control)

This is the most maintenance-heavy item we sell and we won't pretend otherwise. A roof fan with a modulating control is genuinely effective on a flue that can't draft naturally, and it's also a motor, a sensor and a control board living outdoors — it needs annual service and it will eventually need parts. We only reach for it after we've ruled out the fixable causes, because the cheapest draft fix is nearly always the one that doesn't plug in.

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Liner & Firebox

Cast-In-Place Liner Restoration (GoldenFlue / Supaflu-Style)

The most permanent thing we do to a chimney, and priced accordingly. A cementitious liner cast in place rebuilds a deteriorated flue as one continuous, insulated, structurally bonded surface — and it reinforces the chimney while it's at it. On maintenance terms it's close to a terminal solution: sweeping gets easier and the annual inspection gets shorter. The catch is that it's irreversible, so where a stainless liner would genuinely serve, we'll steer you there instead.

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Liner & Firebox

Stainless Steel Flexible Liner Kit — Full (316Ti / 304)

A full relining system — liner, insulation, top plate, cap, tee, clamps — supplied as one assembly because that's the only way it's legitimate. The decision that determines how long it lasts is alloy, not brand: 316Ti for fuels that make acidic condensate, 304 where they don't. Fitting 304 on the wrong appliance saves money now and costs a full reline later. We size it to the appliance, and once it's in, it drops into normal annual sweeping.

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Fireplace

Gas Fireplace Insert — Direct-Vent Sealed Combustion

The upgrade that changes what a fireplace costs you to own. A sealed direct-vent unit takes its combustion air from outside and vents outside, so it stops using the room's heated air and starts producing usable heat instead of pulling it up the chimney. Annual service is required — it's an appliance now, with a valve, a burner and a sealed glass front — but the annual visit replaces the sweeping schedule an open wood fireplace demanded. Different upkeep, lower total.

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Wood-Burning Fireplace Insert — EPA-Certified

For households that want to keep burning wood, this is the version that's worth servicing. A certified insert burns hotter and cleaner, which means less creosote, which means the annual sweep is shorter and the fire risk is lower — the maintenance benefit is direct. It has to be installed with a continuous liner all the way to the top; anything less isn't a legitimate install. And the ceiling on all of it is your fuel: burn wet wood and you've bought efficiency you'll never see.

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Cast-Stone Fireplace Surround / Mantel Kit (Full)

The face of the fireplace, and effectively a permanent finish once it's in — cast stone doesn't want anything from you beyond dusting. The reason we measure carefully first is clearance: a mantel shelf has a minimum distance above the opening, and it increases the further the shelf projects. We'll tell you before fabrication if the design you want can't be built to those clearances, because the alternative is finding out at installation with a piece of stone that can't be returned.

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How the store works

The part follows the finding

The inspection finds it

A graded inspection documents the open flue, the breached liner, or the cracked firebox panel — the part follows the finding, not a cart.

We spec the right grade

Alloy and listing decide it — 316Ti vs 304, UL 1777, stainless vs copper — so the right component is sized to your system, never the lowest sticker.

Installed to its listing

The same trained crew installs and documents it. We confirm the written installed price before anything is ordered — no payment is taken here.

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