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Chimney Liner Repair 

Fireplace/Furnace Flues

The chimney liner is without a doubt one of the most crucial parts of your fireplace/chimney system. It protects the chimney's walls from water and extreme heat and allowing smoke and poisonous gasses to flow freely to the exterior of the house.
 

A visual inspection by a Certified Chimney professional is the only way to determine if your chimney liner is safe and in proper functioning order.

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when do you need a liner?

When you discover that your chimney walls are deteriorating at a faster than typical rate, this is one of the most common symptoms that you need a chimney liner. When your liner isn't functioning properly, heat, sparks and carbon monoxide may and can leak from the chimney into your home. That's why before you plan to use your fireplace/Furnace or water heater its best to contact a certified chimney Professional to Inspect your chimney.

We Use Stainless Steel Liners

Clay tile liners are used in many chimneys. While this sort of chimney liner is effective, removing broken tiles is nearly impossible, especially if the damage occurs in the center of the flue. Clay tile liners, on the other hand, may break or crumble at the joints, reducing draft.

Relining with a stainless steel chimney liner is recommended for homeowners with damaged clay tile liners. Stainless steel liners are exceptionally strong and durable, and the majority of them come with a limited lifetime warranty. There's also no need to be concerned about potential cracks or difficulties surrounding joints because they're created totally of one piece. Stainless steel liners have the extra benefit of being safe to use with any fuel type, so whether you burn wood, oil, or pellets, a stainless steel liner will do the job.

 

  Living Wells Chimney Services ensures that your new chimney liner is put appropriately for optimal fireplace and chimney performance. To ensure that the new liner is precisely suited to your chimney, all of our chimney lining service start from the top of the flue to the firebox. When it comes to chimney liners, perfect fit is essential for optimal performance.

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