Chimney Relining
Relining your chimney can improve safety and performance.
A damaged or outdated chimney liner can compromise the safety of your home by leaking toxic gases.
Relining offers a new, safe passageway for smoke and gases to exit your home.
Modern liners improve the efficiency of your chimney and adapt well to new heating technology.
On the day
- STEP 1
Assessment to determine liner needs.
- STEP 2
Removal of old liner if necessary.
- STEP 3
Installation of a new liner material.
- STEP 4
Inspection to confirm proper installation and safety.
Questions
What materials are chimney liners made of?
Chimney liners can be made from clay tiles, stainless steel, or aluminum depending on the needs and budget.
How long does chimney relining take?
Relining can typically be completed in a day, but this depends on the complexity and size of your chimney.