Chimney Relining
Improve chimney safety and efficiency with proper relining.
Chimney relining is essential when the original liner is damaged or deteriorated. A properly lined chimney ensures safe venting of smoke and gases.
Our relining process involves installing a new liner inside the chimney, suited to the type and condition of your chimney and fireplace.
Relining a chimney not only enhances safety by preventing harmful gases from leaking into your home but also can improve draft and efficiency.
On the day
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We inspect the existing liner to assess damage and determine need for replacement.
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A suitable liner material is chosen based on the fireplace type and chimney requirements.
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Our team carefully installs the new liner, ensuring a snug fit.
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Post-installation inspection ensures the new liner is functioning correctly and safely.
Questions
How do I know if my chimney needs relining?
Signs such as cracked flue tiles, poor draft, and smoky conditions indicate relining may be necessary. An inspection can provide confirmation.
What materials are used for chimney liners?
Common materials include clay tiles, metal liners, and cast-in-place liners. The choice depends on the chimney type and specific needs.
Got a chimney question?
Tell us the town and what you are seeing. We call back to set a time.