Chimney Relining
Chimney relining improves safety by ensuring proper venting.
Chimney relining involves the installation of a new liner inside the chimney flue, which is vital for safe and efficient operation. A liner protects the chimney walls from heat and corrosion.
Our relining service uses materials such as stainless steel or clay tiles to provide long-lasting protection and improve chimney performance.
A well-lined chimney ensures the safe expulsion of smoke and combustibles and can help in meeting building code requirements.
On the day
- STEP 1
Initial inspection to determine liner condition and need.
- STEP 2
Selection of appropriate liner material based on usage.
- STEP 3
Installation of the new liner ensuring a proper fit.
- STEP 4
Final check for proper venting and safety compliance.
Questions
Why is relining a chimney important?
A liner protects the chimney structure from heat damage and improves the efficiency and safety of venting smoke.
How long does a new chimney liner last?
A stainless steel liner can last up to 20 years or more, while clay tile liners typically have a longer lifespan.