4 Types of Chimney Damage Homeowners Should Look Out For
Fireplaces are a great source of warmth and comfort on a cold winter night — but like all other parts of your home, the best
Do you go out in the rain with the top of your head exposed? The top of the chimney is the most exposed area and it needs the most protection!
Your factory built chimney will usually have a metal cover over the top where the chimney cap rests. This is commonly referred to as the chase cover, and is the chimney’s only protection from water. If you have one, it is important to make sure it is not rusting, pooling water, or leaking.
Chase covers are usually the first item needed to be replaced on factory built chimneys. Unfortunately, building contractors often use cheap pieces of aluminum or galvanized metal, which have short lifespans. Signs that your cover needs replacing:
We only use custom-fit stainless steel chase covers with a lifetime warranty, and install them correctly. Powder coating color options available.
We offer stainless steel screened caps for masonry and metal chimneys. All stainless steel models will not rust and come with a lifetime guarantee.
A chimney cap will:
Powder coating color options available.
Fireplaces are a great source of warmth and comfort on a cold winter night — but like all other parts of your home, the best
In general, chimneys can last around 50 to 100 years. While that’s a long time, it’s still possible that you live in a home that
When you and your family enjoy a cold evening by the warm fireplace, the chimney liner works hard to keep you safe. Also known as