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Chimney Exhaust Fan with Variable Speed Control
A rooftop chimney exhaust fan paired with a variable-speed control, so the homeowner can dial in the draft from inside the house.
When water gets into your chase, it damages your chimney and your home. We install custom chimney chase covers that fit right, shed water, and protect your house for the long run. Every chase cover is sized to your chimney, sealed tight, and built to keep rain, snow, and animals out for years to come.
OVERVIEW
A chimney chase cover is the flat metal top that seals the opening of a framed chimney chase. It is the first line of defense against rain, snow, and falling debris, and it keeps birds, squirrels, and other animals from finding a way inside. When the cover rusts, warps, or was never sized correctly, water works its way into the chase and reaches the wood framing, the liner, and the ceilings and walls below. Left alone, that slow leak turns into rot, mold, and repairs that cost far more than the cover itself.
Our team measures your chimney, prepares a chase cover to match, and installs it with a creased top and drip edges so water runs off instead of pooling. The result is a clean, watertight top that guards your fireplace, your framing, and your family. Because a chase cover sits out of sight, homeowners often do not think about it until a leak appears, so a proper chase cover installation is one of the simplest ways to protect your home from the top down. Every job is backed by a lifetime warranty against rust and corrosion.
WHEN YOU NEED IT
Most homeowners never look at the top of their chimney, so chase cover problems go unnoticed until a stain shows up on a ceiling. Here are the signs that it is time for a chase cover replacement.
Orange streaks and rust spots mean the metal is breaking down. Once rust starts, small holes follow, and water gets straight in.
Brown marks on the ceiling or wall near the fireplace, or a musty smell, often trace back to a failing chimney chase cover overhead.
A flat or sagging cover that holds standing water after rain will rust through faster and let moisture sit against the seams.
A cover that shifts, lifts in the wind, or does not fully overlap the chase leaves gaps that let rain and animals in.
An open or missing top exposes the framing and flue to the weather. This needs attention right away.
When runoff escapes a worn cover, it streaks down the chase and damages the finish underneath, a clear sign the top is no longer sealing.
OUR PROCESS
We come out, look at your chimney, and give you clear up front pricing with no pressure and no surprises.
We measure the chase and note every detail so your new cover fits your chimney and no one else's, and we check the framing and flue for related damage.
We prepare a chase cover sized to your chimney with welded seams, a creased top, and drip edges that push water away.
We remove the old cover, secure the new one, and seal it properly, keeping your roof and yard tidy the whole time.
We test the fit, confirm the seal, clean up the work area, and hand you your warranty and a certificate of cleanliness and functionality.
COMPLIANCE
CODE
Installed to code so your chimney top meets safety and fire protection standards.
TESTED
Tested for a watertight fit and a secure seal before we consider the job done.
WARRANTY
Documented with a written lifetime warranty against rust, corrosion, and material or workmanship defects.
WHY US
Custom chase covers that fit right and last, backed by a lifetime warranty.
Clear up front pricing with no hidden fees.
Often available when you need help fast.
Your home and family are protected during the work.
We treat your property and your roof with respect from start to finish.
For leaks and storm damage that cannot wait.
WHO WE SERVE
Every home is different, and so is every chimney. We size and install chase covers for all kinds of residences, matching each one to the home in front of us.
Proudly serving homeowners in Brooklyn, Manhattan, the Bronx, Queens, Staten Island, and Long Island.
OUR WORK
A rooftop chimney exhaust fan paired with a variable-speed control, so the homeowner can dial in the draft from inside the house.
A rooftop chimney exhaust fan with its own electrical supply line, run in weather-resistant conduit and mounted cleanly to the masonry.
A new weather-resistant crown, an extended clay flue and a stainless steel cap to keep water, debris and animals out of the chimney.
REVIEWS
FAQ
A chimney chase cover is the flat metal lid that seals the entire top of a framed chimney chase. It keeps rain, snow, debris, and animals out of the chase and protects the framing and flue underneath.
A chase cover seals the whole top of a framed chase. A chimney cap sits over the flue opening itself. Many homes need both to keep water and animals out.
A budget cover made from a metal that rusts easily breaks down after a few winters. A flat design with no creased or raised centre traps standing water, which is the fastest route to corrosion and pinhole leaks. A cover that was never measured to the chase leaves gaps at the edges where wind drives rain underneath. Missing drip edges let runoff cling to the chase and soak into the framing and siding. And years of freeze and thaw cycles, sun, and storms wear down even a decent cover.
From the ground, check for a shifted, dented, or lifted cover after heavy wind, rain, or snow. Watch your ceilings and walls near the fireplace for new stains or a musty smell. Keep the top clear of leaves and debris that trap moisture. Schedule a yearly inspection so rust, gaps, and pooling are caught before they become leaks. And act fast on small signs, because a little rust or a loose edge is easy and affordable to address now.
Once your custom cover is prepared, most installations are completed in a single visit. We share a clear timeline with your estimate.
Rust or streaking on the cover, water stains inside near the fireplace, standing water on top, or a loose or missing cover all point to a chase cover replacement. We inspect the top and tell you exactly what is happening.
Very often, yes. A rusted or ill fitting cover lets water into the chase, and it can travel down to your ceilings and walls. We will inspect the top and find the source.
It depends on the size and shape of your chase, the number of flue openings, roof height and access, any existing damage to the framing or liner, and the condition of the old cover. Your free same day estimate gives you clear pricing before any work begins.
A properly sized cover with a creased top and drip edges is built to last for years, and ours is backed by a lifetime warranty against rust and corrosion.
An affordable cover now prevents far more expensive water damage to your framing, liner, and interior later. It is one of the best value repairs for protecting your home.
Get a custom chimney chase cover sized and installed by a team you can trust. Free same day estimates, clear pricing, and a lifetime warranty.