Chimney Liner Installation & Relining
A properly installed chimney liner protects your home from heat transfer, prevents carbon monoxide leaks, and extends the life of your chimney. We install stainless steel liners, clay tile liners, cast-in-place liners, and aluminum liners for gas, oil, and wood-burning applications.
Types of Chimney Liners We Install
Stainless Steel Chimney Liner
The most popular and versatile option. Stainless steel liners are durable, corrosion-resistant, and suitable for gas, oil, and wood-burning fireplaces, furnaces, and stoves. Available in rigid and flexible configurations.
Clay Tile Chimney Liner
Traditional clay tile liners are affordable and effective for new construction. We install and replace cracked or damaged clay tile flue liners.
Cast-in-Place Chimney Liner
A seamless, insulated liner poured directly inside the chimney. Ideal for restoring damaged flues and strengthening older chimneys.
Aluminum Chimney Liner
Lightweight and cost-effective for gas appliances only. Aluminum liners are a great option for gas fireplace and gas furnace venting.
Why You Need a Chimney Liner
- Prevents carbon monoxide from leaking into your home through cracks in the flue
- Protects combustible materials in your walls from dangerous heat transfer
- Improves draft and heating efficiency for your fireplace, stove, or furnace
- Prevents acidic flue gases from deteriorating your chimney masonry
- Required by building code for most fireplace and furnace installations
- Extends the overall lifespan of your chimney system