
Stainless chase covers fitted in Wilton Manors
We measure the chase top on the roof and fit a cover shaped to move water off it.
- Owned and run locally
- Available for same-day service
- Fully licensed and insured
- Family owned and run
Warning signs on a chimney chase cover
- Ceiling stain near the fireplace
- Gap around the pipe collar
- Soft siding just below the top
- Cover shifted after a strong storm
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Our chase cover process for homes in Wilton Manors
Looking at the pipe where it passes through
While the cover is off, the chimney pipe at the top of the chase is easy to see. We look at its outer casing for corrosion, dents and loose joints, and at whether it stands straight in the opening.
The pipe belongs to the chimney system, so its parts follow the maker's instructions. If a section looks damaged, we tell you and explain what replacement would involve. We do not hide pipe damage under a new cover. It is noted in the findings and priced separately if you decide to go ahead.
Planning changes to the fireplace below
If you are thinking of replacing the fireplace, changing how it is used or taking it out of service, mention it before the cover is ordered. A new appliance can bring a new chimney pipe, and a cover made for the old pipe may not suit it.
In that situation, a sensible option is a repair that keeps the chase dry for now, followed by a new cover made once the new chimney is chosen. We can price both paths side by side. You avoid buying a made-to-measure cover that has to be remade months later.
If you have already bought a cover
Some people order a chase cover before calling us. That is fine, and we will look at it with the same questions we ask of any cover. It has to fit the chase over the siding, match the pipe position and clearance, and shed water.
Have the cover or its paperwork ready when we visit. We tell you whether it suits the chase, and when it does not, you hear exactly which measurement is off. Any work we quote around it is itemized, so you can see what each part costs.
Sealant that gives out before the metal
The sealant around the collar and storm collar can fail well before the cover itself. Sun, heat from the pipe and constant movement can dry it out, and hairline cracks open along the joint. Water then runs down the pipe into the chase.
On a cover that is otherwise sound, renewing the sealant with the type the chimney instructions call for can stop a leak. We check it on every chase visit. If the sealant has failed because the collar itself is corroded or bent, we explain why resealing alone will not last.
What the free chase cover inspection checks
- Collar height around each pipe
- Drip edge along the skirt
- Sheathing damage noted as its own item
- Roof access planned around the chase
Answers about chase covers in Wilton Manors
Will a new chase cover fix rotted wood in the chase?
No. The cover stops new water from entering, but rotted sheathing or framing needs its own repair. We note that damage separately, often once the old cover is off, and you decide on it before the chase is closed.
Which metal should a replacement chase cover be made from?
Galvanized, stainless and copper covers are all made. The choice depends on the chimney, the metals nearby, the look you want and the budget. We name the metal and its gauge on the estimate and explain why we suggest it.
What should I tell you when I call about the chase?
Describe what you see from the ground, any stains or water inside and whether the fireplace is used. Mention the chimney maker if you know it. With that, we can plan the visit to your home in Wilton Manors and bring the right gear.
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Chimney & Fireplace Brands We Work With
DuraVent 
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