Chimney Chase Cover Replacement & Installation in Houston

If you have a prefabricated fireplace, the metal pan on top of your chimney (the chase cover) is your first line of defense against rain. Unfortunately, most builders install cheap galvanized steel covers that rust within a few years, leading to unsightly brown stains and serious water leaks. At 832 Chimney Services, we replace these failing covers with custom-fabricated Stainless Steel Chase Covers that are guaranteed not to rust, keeping your home dry and beautiful.

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Why Upgrade to a Stainless Steel Chase Cover?

The Problem (Galvanized): Builder-grade covers hold water like a birdbath, causing them to rust through and leak into your attic.
The Solution (Stainless Steel): Our replacements feature a 'cross-break' design (a slight X-shape) that sheds water instantly. Plus, stainless steel withstands Houston's humidity without ever corroding.

Stop Leaks & Water Damage Permanently

A properly fitted stainless steel chase cover prevents expensive water damage to your chimney structure and interior walls. Our custom-fabricated covers offer superior protection against moisture infiltration while replacing your worn chase cover now saves substantial money on future repairs.

Modern chase covers improve home efficiency by keeping drafts out during colder months. Additionally, our quality covers enhance your home’s curb appeal while offering exceptional durability compared to standard galvanized options.

Our professional installation process includes a comprehensive inspection of surrounding flashing and masonry components. Therefore, you receive complete chimney system protection with every replacement service.

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Benefits Of Replacing Chimney Chase Covers

Signs Your Chase Cover Needs Replacement

Don’t wait until water damage appears inside your home! Schedule your replacement service now to protect your property before the next heavy rainfall. Our convenient appointment options work around your busy schedule. Meanwhile, our efficient installation process means minimal disruption to your daily routine. In addition, we provide detailed documentation of our work for your records and insurance purposes.

Why Houston Trusts Us for Custom Metal Work

What sets us apart from other service providers? Our technicians undergo specialized training specifically for chimney system components. Each cover is custom measured to ensure a perfect fit for your unique chimney chase. Not only do we offer various material options, but we also provide extended warranties on both materials and workmanship. Consequently, you receive the highest quality service backed by our satisfaction guarantee.

Need To Replace Chimney Chase Covers? Contact Us!

Ready to secure your home with a properly installed chase cover? Contact our friendly team today for a no-obligation consultation and estimate. Our transparent pricing means no hidden costs or surprises. Hence, you’ll know exactly what to expect before work begins. Most importantly, our follow-up service ensures your complete satisfaction with the final installation.

Frequently Asked Questions About Chase Covers

What is a chimney chase cover, and why is it important for a homeowner?

A chimney chase cover sits atop your chimney, acting like a lid. Unlike a chimney cap that only covers the flue, a chase cover protects the entire top. It prevents leaks by stopping rain and snow from entering. This is vital because water causes corrosion and damage to the chimney liner and other chimney components, benefiting the overall longevity.

The most common are Galvanized Steel (cheap, rusts quickly), Aluminum (good, but soft), and Stainless Steel (best). We recommend Stainless Steel because it offers the highest durability and comes with a lifetime warranty against rust.

When the cover sags, it pools water. Eventually, rust eats a hole through the metal, allowing water to pour directly into your fireplace chase, rotting the wood framing and damaging your drywall

A chimney sweep does more than just clean your flue. They inspect the entire chimney system, including the chase cover. They can identify early signs of damage, such as rust or small leaks. They may also recommend repairs or replacement of the cover and chimney cap to ensure the chimney remains waterproof protecting the homeowner’s investment.

A Chase Cover is a metal pan that covers the entire top of a wood-framed chimney box (chase). A Crown is a concrete seal used on brick masonry chimneys. A Cap is the smaller metal cage that sits directly over the flue pipe to stop birds and rain.

Regular inspection is crucial. Look for signs of rust, corrosion, or damage, especially after severe weather. A chimney sweep can perform more thorough inspections. Galvanized steel covers may need periodic resealing or painting to prevent rust. Catching problems early prevents major leaks and costly repairs. The proactive homeowner protects his investment.