Chimney Relining
Improve chimney safety and performance with relining.
Overview
Chimney relining is crucial if the existing liner is damaged or missing, as it protects the chimney walls and improves the overall safety of your home.
A new liner helps in improving draft, reducing the risk of chimney fires, and preventing carbon monoxide leaks.
We provide high-quality relining materials, tailored to your chimney's specifications for optimal results.
Signs you may need it
- Cracks or gaps in the existing chimney liner.
- Visible damage during a chimney inspection.
- Excessive smoke or poor draft performance.
- Discoloration on walls near the chimney.
What happens on the visit
- Conduct a thorough inspection of the chimney liner.
- Discuss relining material options with the homeowner.
- Install new liner with precision to ensure a perfect fit.
- Test chimney performance post-relining for improvements.
Questions
What materials are used for chimney relining?
Common materials include stainless steel, clay tiles, and cast-in-place liners.
How long does a chimney liner last?
The lifespan varies by material but can range from 15 to 50 years with proper maintenance.
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