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Concrete crown. This one we tinted a tan color to complement the home. Two stainless steel ran caps were also installed. Can you see how the crown extends out and down over the edge of the chimney? This makes it virtually impossible for moisture to work it's way under the crown and into the chimney chase. It also helps shed rain water out and away from the brick keeping it drier
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Another concrete crown with Stainless steel rain caps
![copper chase cover and extend height rain cap](/uploads/2/0/4/5/20454447/2461337.jpg)
Beautiful solid copper chase cover with extended height ran cap. The great thing about custom work is we can make it suit your ideas or desires. In a year or two when this copper develops a patina it will be gorgeous
![Aluminum chase cover](/uploads/2/0/4/5/20454447/1416773344.png)
Aluminum chase cover with one flue opening
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This is another Vented Chase Cover made from a colored metal called Sentri Clad. The metal comes in several different colors. This Particular one is called Mansard Brown
![large vented aluminum chase cover](/uploads/2/0/4/5/20454447/9460594.jpg)
This was a very large Aluminum Chase Cover. This vented chase cover has a built in rain cover and animal guard wire mesh.
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This is another very large chase cover. The top several row of brick on this firepace were severely damaged so we made this cover with extra deep side panels. The oversized skirt covered the damaged brick protecting them from the rain and elements and preventing further damage
![COpper Chase Cover](/uploads/2/0/4/5/20454447/1658112.jpg?250)
Beautiful large copper chase cover with integral rain hood and critter guard. This one features a flatter roof.
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This copper chase cover has a Hip style roof. The homeowner liked this style of roof better than the flat roof.