Hey Al,
We recently purchased a thirty-year-old house that has been completely updated.
Our home inspector said that the chimney does not have a cap. He also said that the chimney was used for the old furnace and the old water heater. Both have been removed and replaced with new units that have their own venting system.
Since the chimney is no longer being used for anything, should I still put a cap on it?
Can you help me understand?
Amelia
I will post the answer tomorrow.
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