Chimney Relining
Relining your chimney improves safety and extends its lifespan.
A chimney liner protects your home from heat transfer and the corrosive effects of smoke and gases. Over time, liners can crack or deteriorate.
Relining your chimney restores its safety and efficiency, keeping harmful gases contained and preventing chimney fires.
Our experienced team will assess your chimney and recommend the best relining solution to meet your home's needs.
On the day
- STEP 1
Evaluate the current state of the chimney liner.
- STEP 2
Discuss potential relining materials with you.
- STEP 3
Install the new liner according to structural requirements.
- STEP 4
Test the liner to ensure proper function and safety.
Questions
What types of materials are used for relining?
Common materials include clay tile, metal, and cast-in-place liners, each suited for different chimney types.
Does relining a chimney require a permit?
Permit requirements vary by location, but we can assist with obtaining necessary approvals if required.