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Rotted chimney chases repaired in Balm

Rotted chase framing, siding and stucco repaired by a family-owned team in Balm, with a free inspection first.

  • Family owned and operated
  • Same-day service available
  • No hidden fees
  • Workmanship warranty
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Chimney Services

Rebuilding a Chimney Chase Layer by Layer

A free chase inspection comes first, and a written record of the repair comes at the end.

When a full chase rebuild is the better repair

A chase rebuild makes sense when rot runs through several walls, the corner posts or top plates have failed, or the chase has started to lean. The old enclosure comes down to the roof deck, the pipe is protected in place, and new framing, sheathing, barrier, flashing and siding go up around it.

A rebuild is also a chance to correct whatever caused the failure, from a cover that holds water to missing flashing, so the new chase starts dry. Our specialists explain why a rebuild suits your chase, or why it does not, before you commit to anything.

Protecting the roof and pipe during chase work

Chase repair happens on a roof, around a chimney system that has to stay intact. Our team sets up safe access, protects the shingles around the work area and leaves the pipe, its fittings and its firestops undisturbed unless they are part of the job. Debris comes down in a controlled way instead of sliding across the roof.

The fireplace stays out of use while the chase is open, and our pros tell you when it can be used again. Once the walls are closed, they check the flashing, the cover and the pipe top one more time before packing up.

What to tell our pros when you call about a chase

A few details help plan the visit. Tell us when you first saw the damage, whether water shows up inside after storms, whether the fireplace burns wood or gas and roughly how old the chase cover is if you know. Earlier patches, paint jobs or roof work around the chase are useful too, because they can hide or explain what we find.

You do not need to measure anything or climb up to look. Our local, family-owned team handles that during the free inspection and walks you through the findings, with upfront pricing for every line of the repair.

Joints, trim edges and the sealant that closes them

Every butt joint, corner and trim edge on a chase is a place water can enter. The right sealant depends on the siding product and the joint, and it works only on clean, dry surfaces with room to move.

Our pros seal new work to the product's instructions and check the old joints on the faces that were not repaired, so the chase is closed on every side when the job is done.

On any service we offer

Book the framing and siding work within 72 hours of the visit for 10% off.

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What's Included

Your Free Chase Inspection, Explained

  1. Chase cover, collar and storm collar condition
  2. Corner posts and top plates checked for rot
  3. Paint and caulk condition on every face
  4. Earlier patches opened and checked

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A clear scope, an agreed price and workmanship we stand behind.

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Stop the Water Getting Into Your Chase

Ring (833) 435-4697 and we will inspect the chase, the cover and the roof flashing in Balm at no charge.

Request a free inspection for your Tampa home. We will call to arrange the visit.

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