Chimney Relining
Relining your chimney restores safety and efficiency.
Overview
Chimney relining involves installing a new liner inside the chimney to improve its safety and functionality. This process is necessary if the existing liner is damaged or deteriorated.
A properly lined chimney prevents heat and gases from escaping into your home, reducing fire hazards.
Our experts can assess your chimney's condition and recommend the best relining solution for your needs.
Signs you may need it
- You notice smoke entering your living space.
- The existing liner is cracked or visibly damaged.
- Your home fails a chimney inspection due to liner issues.
- You have upgraded to a new heating appliance.
What happens on the visit
- An inspection is conducted to evaluate the current liner.
- We recommend the best liner material for your chimney.
- The new liner is carefully installed to ensure proper fit.
- A thorough inspection confirms the relining's success.
Questions
What materials are chimney liners made from?
Chimney liners can be made from clay, metal, or ceramic, depending on the chimney type and use.
Is relining necessary for gas fireplaces?
Yes, gas appliances also require proper lining to vent gases safely.
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