Covers, Caps & Weather Protection
Custom-fit covers, chimney caps, lids and drainage details that protect fire features from rain, ice and leaves between burns.
- Covers: Vinyl, canvas or steel lids
- Caps: Stainless, copper or stone
- Drainage: Weep holes and slopes
What it is, and why it works.
Rain and ice are the quiet enemies of fire features. Water sits in a pit and rusts steel, freezes and cracks stone, clogs burners and corrodes fittings. A fitted cover or lid keeps everything dry and clean, and a cap on a chimney keeps out rain, leaves and animals.
We measure and fit covers for pits, tables and fireplaces, add drain holes and weep points, build lids and caps in steel or stone and advise on winter prep. In Nashville, where freeze-thaw cycles come and go all winter, a cover is cheap protection for an expensive feature.
Four things done right.
Custom-fit covers
Measured for your pit, table or fireplace.
Drainage details
Weep holes and slopes so water leaves.
Chimney caps
Keep out rain, leaves and animals.
Winter prep
Simple steps before the first freeze.
From idea to covers & weather protection.
- 01
Measure
Size, shape and clearance.
- 02
Choose
Cover, lid or cap.
- 03
Fit and install
Secure and seal.
- 04
Care plan
Seasonal tips.
Often built together.
Repair, Care & PlanningCleaning & Seasonal Tune-UpsClean, check and refresh your pit before every season.A fresh start before the fires begin.
Repair, Care & PlanningChimney, Masonry & Mortar RepairRepointing, caps, flashing and waterproofing for masonry.Tuckpointed, capped and tight.
Fire PitsFire Pit Tables & Fire TablesBuilt-in and custom fire tables with room for drinks and dinner.A fire you can set a drink on.Covers, Caps & Weather Protection across Middle Tennessee.
We install this service in 28 cities, from Nashville to Franklin, Murfreesboro and beyond.
Covers & Weather Protection: common questions
Do I need a cover for a gas fire pit?
It is strongly recommended. A cover protects the burner, media and controls from rain and debris.
Can I leave a cover on while the fire is warm?
No. Always let the fire cool completely before covering, to avoid melting or damage.
How do I get a price for covers & weather protection?
Fill in the form or call 615-357-7797. We schedule a free visit, bring samples and send a written estimate that lists exactly what is included.
Ready to talk about covers & weather protection?
A free visit, real samples and a written estimate. A real person calls back, usually the same day.