Chimney Relining
Relining a chimney ensures it operates safely and efficiently.
Chimney relining is necessary if the existing flue liner is cracked or damaged, which can lead to inefficient operation and safety hazards.
A new liner helps protect your home from heat and gases escaping through the chimney walls, ensuring proper ventilation.
Our team installs high-quality liners tailored to your chimney's specific dimensions and needs.
On the day
- Conduct a thorough inspection of the existing liner for damage.
- Discuss liner material options with the homeowner (such as stainless steel).
- Carefully remove the old liner and install the new one.
- Test the newly lined chimney for proper function and safety.
Letters & answers
“What materials are used for chimney relining?”
Common materials include stainless steel and clay tiles, chosen based on chimney type and homeowner preference.
“Why is chimney relining important?”
Relining prevents unsafe conditions by ensuring proper ventilation and protecting walls from heat and gases.
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Notice to householders
Tell us the town and what you are seeing. We call back to set a time.