What you get from SureGlow Stove and Chimney – Cassville, MO:
SureGlow Stove and Chimney offers a 3 Year Service Plan that provides you with an annual sweep and inspection at a highly discounted rate and keeps you locked into that rate for all 3 years.
What you get from SureGlow Stove and Chimney – Cassville, MO:
No matter what Fireplace issue you are facing, you can rest assured knowing that our team offers a full range of Fireplace services, including:
In most cases, a chimney crown should last for at least 20 years, and with proper maintenance, potentially up to 50-75 years. Chimney chase tops generally don’t last as long as chimney crowns since they’re made of metal, but generally speaking, they last anywhere from 5-7 years before requiring repairs or replacement. Of course, if severe weather or other factors damage your chimney crown, you’ll need to schedule repair services with the [DealerName] team.
Chimney crowns protect your home from the outside elements, keeping moisture and pests from entering through the chimney. When the chimney crown is cracked or otherwise damaged, it can lead to problems with your home’s heating system from temperature changes, or moisture damage due to rainwater and snow getting inside the chimney.
Although chimney crowns and chase tops have similar functions in keeping precipitation, debris, and pests out of your chimney and home, they vary slightly in their execution. Chimney crowns are typically made of concrete, stone, or metal, and older models may be made of bricks and mortar, while chase tops are often made of metal. Regardless of which is at the top of your chimney, SureGlow Stove & Chimney has the right services to keep them in great condition or replace them as needed!
A chimney crown or chase top that is in good working condition can prevent you from spending thousands of dollars in repairs or replacements on your home. Catching issues in your chimney crown or chase top early can result in less severe repairs or replacements, so contact the our team if you notice any of the following:
Moisture issues can result in white salt crystals forming on the surface of your chimney.
Check your damper or firebox for rust or corrosion.
Visible cracks in your chimney or chimney crown need to be filled and fixed, otherwise they’ll let water in!
Bricks or chimney tiles coming loose or falling from your chimney is a major issue.
Look for common signs of water damage around your home, as well as water or moisture accumulating in the bottom of your fireplace.
