Chase Cover Installation in Nashville, TN
Replacing rusted or damaged chase covers to stop leaks at the top of a prefabricated chimney system.
What This Service Covers
Prefabricated (factory-built) chimneys use a chase cover instead of a traditional masonry crown — a metal cap over the top of the chimney chase. These covers corrode over time, especially cheaper galvanized versions, and once they rust through, water has a direct path into the chase and the framing below.
We replace damaged chase covers with properly sized stainless steel or copper covers built to hold up to Middle Tennessee weather far longer than the factory-standard galvanized covers most homes start with.
- Stops the most common leak point on prefabricated chimney systems
- Stainless steel and copper options outlast standard galvanized covers
- Prevents water damage to the chase framing below
- Properly sized and sealed to your specific chimney chase
What to Expect
Inspection
We check the current chase cover for rust, gaps, and proper drainage slope.
Cover Replacement
A new, properly sized cover is fitted and installed.
Seal Check
We confirm all penetrations and seams are properly sealed.
Common Questions About Chase Cover Installation
Visible rust, standing water on top of the chimney, or a leak traced to the chimney chase are the main signs.
Stainless steel or copper — both significantly outlast the galvanized steel covers most factory-built chimneys ship with.