Stop chase top leaks with chimney chase cover replacement in Ballast Point
Expert chase cover replacement for Ballast Point homes, backed by our 100% satisfaction guarantee and a free inspection first.
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Measuring the chase before a cover is ordered
Chase covers are made to measure. A chase that looks square from the ground may differ by a fraction of an inch from side to side, and the pipe may sit off center. We measure every side of the chase, the position of each pipe from two edges and the diameter of each pipe before anything is fabricated.
Those measurements go on the order with the collar height, the turndown length and the slope detail. Ordering from a guess, or from the old cover's size, repeats any mistake the old cover had. Careful measuring is what lets the new cover fit on the day it is installed.
The termination cap stays matched to the chimney system
The cap on top of the chimney pipe is part of the listed chimney system, not a generic accessory. Installation instructions call for the cap approved and listed for that fireplace, and Florida's residential code allows a decorative shroud at the termination only where it is listed for that specific chimney.
Replacing the chase cover does not change which cap belongs on the pipe. We check the existing cap for damage and fit and refit it when it is sound. If it needs replacing, we identify the correct listed part rather than substituting a cap made for a masonry flue.
What our free chase inspection includes
The free inspection covers the parts that keep water out at the top of the chase. That means the cover, its seams and fasteners, the collar, the storm collar, the cap and the edge where the cover meets the siding. We also look at the fireplace below for signs of water.
You get a plain explanation of what is sound and what is failing, and a written price for the work we recommend. The inspection costs nothing and commits you to nothing, and if you approve the work within 72 hours of it, you save 10%.
Wide chases on a sloped roof
Water running down a roof collects against the upslope side of anything wide that stands in its path. To turn that water aside, Florida's residential code requires a cricket, also called a saddle, on the uphill side of a chimney or penetration wider than 30 inches, measured across the slope.
When a wide chase on a roof leaks near its base, the cover may not be the only concern. We check whether a cricket is present where one is needed and explain any roofing work separately from the chase cover itself.
On any service we offer
Cover and collar work, 10% off when booked within 72 hours of the inspection.
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Inspected Before a Cover Is Ordered in Ballast Point
- The gap between the chimney pipe and its collar
- Measurements of every side and every pipe opening
- Removal and disposal of the old cover
- Chase construction and how it meets the roof
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