Qualified Chimney Relining

Chimney liners are an often overlooked aspect of chimney safety. However, this piece of your chimney system is incredibly important in making sure gasses and smoke are exiting your home correctly. 

Why Proper Chimney Liner Repair and Installation is Important:

The chimney liner is the protective layer that lines the inside of your chimney. It’s primary function is to proctect the chimney walls from the corrosive byproducts of combustion, prevent heat transfer to combustible materials surrounding the chimney, and ensure that toxic gases are safely expelled from your home. Proper chimney liner installation is essential for maintaining the safety, efficiency, and longevity of your chimney.

Types of Chimney Liners:

There are three main types of chimney liners, each with its own advantages and considerations:

Clay Tile Liners

Clay tile liners are traditional and commonly found in older homes. They are durable and heat-resistant but can be challenging to install and repair due to their rigid nature.

Metal Liners

Metal liners, typically made from stainless steel or aluminum, are flexible and easier to install. They are suitable for most types of chimneys and provide excellent durability and corrosion resistance.

Cast-in-Place Liners

Cast-in-place liners involve pouring a cement-like mixture into the chimney to create a seamless, insulated liner. This method is ideal for repairing damaged chimneys and provides excellent insulation and structural integrity.

How to pick the right Chimney Liner:

Choosing the right chimney liner depends on a couple of factors. The type of fuel used, the chimney’s conditions, and budget considerations will help narrow down your options. Getting a professional inspection, meansurements and recommendation will make this process easier and find you the best chimney liner for your fireplace. Having the correct liner for your home will enhance the liner’s effectiveness and keep your fireplace burning safely. 

 

We Provide Professional Chimney Relining

Hiring a professional chimney liner installer is critical to ensure the job is done correctly and safely. At Midtown Chimney, we are qualified, licensed,  insured and here as your chimney liner installer of choice!

How much does it cost?

The cost of chimney liner installation can vary widely depending on several factors, including the type of liner, the complexity of the installation, and the condition of your existing chimney. On average, homeowners can expect to spend between $2,500 and $5,000 up for a professional installation. It’s important to obtain detailed quotes from Midtown Chimney to understand the specific costs for your project and ensure you get the best value for your investment.

Give us a call today or book a free phone consultation online to speak with one of our technicians.

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Integrity of Chimney Service Professionals

We strive for customer satisfaction and integrity in our everyday work! 

With an industry as unregulated as ours, Midtown Chimney Services seeks to become the purveyor of customer service and exceptional chimney saftey standards.

Our chimney contractors are trained, licensed, and insured.

Give us a call today and talk with our friendly and qualified Staff to get all your chimney and fireplace questions answered. 

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