Chimney Relining
Relining your chimney enhances safety and efficiency.
Overview
Chimney liners protect your home from heat and combustibles that can cause fires. Damaged liners lead to serious safety hazards.
Relining involves the installation of new lining material to prevent heat transfer and contain products of combustion.
Our relining service includes assessing your current liner and installing a new, durable liner suitable for your chimney type.
Signs you may need it
- Cracks in the existing chimney liner
- Deteriorating performance of fireplace
- Smoke escaping through chimney walls
- Gas or fumes entering your living space
What happens on the visit
- Inspect the current state of the chimney liner.
- Select the most appropriate liner material and size.
- Remove the old, damaged liner.
- Install the new liner and inspect for proper installation.
Questions
What materials are used for chimney relining?
Common materials include stainless steel, clay tiles, or poured-in-place liners, each suitable for different fireplace types.
Why might a chimney need relining?
Damage or wear over time can compromise its integrity, making it a fire hazard and affecting efficiency.
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