
Stainless chase covers fitted in Boca Raton
Within the 72-hour window after your free inspection, approved chase cover work carries a 10% discount.
- Owned and run locally
- Available for same-day service
- Fully licensed and insured
- Family owned and run
Chase cover trouble visible from the yard
- Water pooling on top of the cover
- Cover edges lifting in wind
- Soft siding just below the top
- Paint peeling off the metal top
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Planning chase cover replacement in Boca Raton
Ceiling marks near a factory-built fireplace
A brown ring on the ceiling near a factory-built fireplace can be the first sign of a chase top leak. It may grow after heavy rain and then dry out, leaving a larger ring each time.
Note when the stain appears and whether it follows rain with wind from one side. That timing helps us narrow the source. We look at the chase cover, the storm collar and the flashing at the roof. Drywall repair inside is not part of our work, but we tell you when the source has been stopped so it can be repaired.
Soft siding just below the top edge
If the siding near the top of the chase feels soft, looks swollen or has paint bubbling off it, water has probably been getting behind it. The top few courses are usually the first to show it, because they sit right under the edge of the cover.
Do not press or pry at it from a ladder. Tell us what you see, and we look at it during the inspection. Siding and sheathing repair belong to chase repair, which is quoted separately from the cover. Replacing the cover without dealing with soaked wood beneath it leaves the problem in place.
Paperwork for a factory-built chimney
A framed chase usually hides a factory-built chimney, and the paperwork for it can save time. The installation manual, the fireplace model details or an old invoice can tell us the chimney maker and which parts belong at the top.
Nothing on file is fine too. The chimney label and the parts themselves usually tell us enough. Where papers exist, they help us order the right storm collar or cap and follow the correct instructions for the collar and air spaces.
Checks once the new cover is on
Once the cover is fitted, we check that it sits flat on the chase, that the skirt laps the walls evenly and that the fasteners are tight. We look at the collar, the storm collar and the sealant, and confirm the air spaces the chimney calls for are open.
We also check the cap height and make sure water will run off the cover and past the drip edge. Anything that still concerns us is noted in the written record. You should not discover a problem with the new cover at the next heavy rain.
Line items on a chase cover estimate
- Pipe hole position and diameter
- Collar height around each pipe
- Storm collar fit and seal
- Sheathing damage noted as its own item
Your chase cover questions, answered
Can you fit a cover with a screened, lidded section?
Some chase covers can be made with a screen and removable lid around the pipe. On a factory-built chimney, anything that acts as a shroud has to be listed for that chimney, so we check the maker's options before quoting one.
Will a new cover stop the stains on my siding?
It should stop new rust from running down, if the old cover was the source. Existing stains stay until they are cleaned or weather away. We tell you whether the stains came from the cover or from another metal part.
Who handles a leak that comes through the chase siding?
If water enters through the siding or stucco rather than the top, that is chase repair rather than cover replacement. We trace the water path and tell you which part lets it in, so the estimate addresses the actual entry point.
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