Chimney Relining
Improve the safety and efficiency of your chimney with relining.
Chimney liners protect your home from the heat and fumes created during burning. Over time, these liners can degrade, requiring replacement to ensure the chimney functions safely.
Our chimney relining services involve installing a new liner that fits your chimney's unique structure, enhancing both safety and performance.
Relining is especially crucial if you notice damage to your existing liner or if you're updating your heating system.
On the day
- STEP 1
Inspect the current condition of the chimney liner.
- STEP 2
Remove the old liner if necessary.
- STEP 3
Install a new liner tailored to the chimney.
- STEP 4
Test the chimney to ensure proper ventilation.
Questions
What materials are used for chimney liners?
Liners are often made from stainless steel, ceramic, or clay.
How long does a chimney reline take?
The process can vary but typically takes a day or two.