Chimney chase cover installation for factory-built fireplaces in Seffner
Stainless or galvanized, cross-broken or raised, your new chase cover in Seffner is built to drain.
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Cross-breaks and raised centers on chase covers
Fabricators give chase covers their pitch in a few ways. Diagonal cross-breaks pressed into the sheet form shallow ridges that run water toward the corners, and a raised center lifts the area around the collar above the edges. Both approaches also stiffen the metal so it holds its shape.
The choice depends on the size of the chase, the position of the pipe and how the cover will look from the ground. We explain the options on the estimate and order the shape that suits your chase rather than a stock size that almost fits.
Chase covers for more than one chimney pipe
Where two factory-built fireplaces share a chase, the cover carries two openings and two collars. Each chimney has its own manufacturer's instructions for termination height and spacing, and the cover must not push either pipe out of position to line up with a hole.
We record the location of both pipes and their caps before the cover is ordered. If the existing layout raises a question about spacing or height, we explain it on the estimate rather than hiding it under new metal. The aim is a chase top where each system still meets its own instructions.
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%.
Why a chase cover is not a weekend project
Replacing a chase cover means working at the roof edge with sharp sheet metal, and the job depends on measurements and details that manufacturers spell out for each system. A cover that fits badly, or a pipe sealed to its collar against the instructions, can create problems harder to fix than the original rust.
If you want to help, the most useful thing is to tell us what you have seen from the ground and to keep the fireplace out of use while water is getting in. Measuring and fitting are best left to a team that does them regularly.
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Once the chase is measured, you have 72 hours to order the cover at 10% off.
What's Included
Your Chase Cover Estimate in Seffner
- Siding joint and staining below the chase top
- Debris or insulation against the pipe inside the chase
- Chase construction and how it meets the roof
- Temporary protection while the new cover is made
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Call (833) 435-4697 and we will check the chase top in Seffner for free, measuring and pricing the cover before anything is ordered.
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