Chase cover
We look at slope, seams, rust, pooling, storm collars, flue openings, and how the cover sheds water away from the chase.
Chase Covers, Caps & Leaks
Stop water at the source. We replace rusted chase covers, install proper caps, and seal crowns and flashing to protect your home and roofline.
A failing chase cover or missing cap can destroy a chimney from the top down. We measure, fabricate, and install covers and caps built for South Florida weather.
Water rarely shows up where it actually enters. We look at crowns, siding, and roof-to-chimney transitions to find the real problem, then fix it the right way.
South Florida weather is no joke. If you've noticed staining, mold, or leaks around your chimney, it's best to get it checked before hurricane season.
Water can enter around a cap, chase cover, crown, flashing joint, siding seam, or damaged masonry and appear somewhere else indoors. We inspect the connected system and document the evidence.
We look at slope, seams, rust, pooling, storm collars, flue openings, and how the cover sheds water away from the chase.
Missing caps, loose screens, cracked crowns, and failed sealant can allow direct rain or animal entry into the chimney.
Flashing, counterflashing, siding, trim, and nearby roof details are checked for visible openings and deterioration.
Service Questions
Every system and roof is different. We confirm what applies to your home after seeing the conditions.
Leak diagnosis is based on visible evidence and conditions observed during the visit. Some intermittent leaks require staged repairs or further testing, which we explain before work.
Stainless generally resists corrosion better than galvanized metal. We explain material, cost, and warranty differences for your specific cover.
Active water entry can damage wood, metal, drywall, and finishes. Earlier evaluation usually gives you more repair options.
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