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Chimney Chase Covers

Add safety, beauty and value to your home. Our chase covers are a lifetime solution and easy to install. Chase covers in stainless steel or copper, with single or multiple holes or no holes, built to your specifications! Simply measure and fill out our custom form or contact our customer service department and they can assist in order processing.

Chase covers are an external top covering for a pre-fab chimney or a brick chimney. There are several choices of materials when selecting a chase cover, but only Stainless Steel or Copper will offer you a Lifetime Warranty.

If you are looking to replace yours, you probably have lightweight aluminum or rusted galvanized steel. The cost difference is minimal between galvanized compared to stainless steel. Also, our stainless steel chase covers have a Lifetime Warranty against rust, corrosion and manufacturers defects.

We use and recommend stainless steel for its strength and ability to resist rust. Our chase covers are made of 24-gauge stainless steel, or 20 oz. copper, with welded seams. Our chase covers include diagonal creases on the top to prevent standing water and increase strength, choice of collar height, side skirts, and drip edges that flick the water away from the chase siding; all are no charge options. You can order them with any shaped hole(s) or without holes. There are thickness upgrades to 22 or 20 gauge stainless.

Why Do I Need a Quality Chase Cover?

Pre-fab chimneys have a metal covering (chase top) to prevent water from entering the interior of the chimney structure. The original chase top is usually made of an inexpensive galvanized sheet metal, some 1-piece and some several pieces (never acceptable).

Most tops have a low spot that holds water; after a while the metal starts to rust and when water runs off the top during a rain, it carries the rust with it down your beautiful siding, causing a stain that gets bigger over time. You may even hear water dripping on the inside of the chase, a good indication that the top has rusted through.

The rust stains on the outside of a chimney are the first clue, as it can take several months for the metal to pit enough for water to seep through. The time to act is when you first notice rust stains, not when you hear water dripping. The way to fix the problem is to replace your old rusted chase top with a new stainless steel or copper chase cover.

Print our Chase Cover Measuring Forms (PDF) for taking notes while on the roof!

How to Measure Your Chimney Chase Cover

How to Install a Chimney Chase Cover

Before & After

Rusty chase cover needs replacing
Before: Rusty chase cover needs replacing
New stainless steel chase cover, beautiful and durable
After: New stainless steel chase cover, beautiful and durable

Before: Deteriorated Chimney Chase
Before: Deteriorated Chimney Chase
After: This chimney cover will never deteriorate
After: This chimney cover will never deteriorate

Before: Rusty Chimney Chase Cover & Old Chimney Cap
Before: Rusty Chimney Chase Cover & Old Chimney Cap
After: New Chimney Chase Cover & New Chimney Cap
After: New Chimney Chase Cover & New Chimney Cap

Stainless Steel Chase Covers

All of our Stainless Steel Chase Covers are made custom to your specifications and have a Lifetime Warranty against rust, corrosion and manufacturers defects. Often used to cover chimney chase surrounds or brick masonry crowns, it fits over the top of the chimney like a shoe box cover fits the top of a shoe box. Install a Stainless Steel Chase Cover as a lifetime fix that you will not need to worry about. Add on features such as diagonal creases and drip edge at no additional cost! We have created an easy-to-use measuring form, or you can call us with any questions and order processing assistance.
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Copper Chase Covers

The Copper Chase Cover covers the entire top of your chimney. Often used to cover chimney chase surrounds or brick masonry crowns, it fits over the top of the chimney like a shoe box cover fits the top of a shoe box. Typically, Copper Chase Covers are used in place of stainless steel for aesthetic purposes. Add on features such as diagonal creases and drip edge at no additional cost! We have created an easy-to-use measuring form, or you can call us with any questions and order processing assistance.
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