A chimney liner protects the home from heat transfer, increases efficiency, and brings the fireplace up to modern safety codes.
Unlined or damaged chimneys allow heat and smoke to escape into walls — a serious hazard. A liner improves draft, protects masonry, and ensures safe operation.
Cracked flue tiles
Missing mortar between joints
Smoke leakage
Frequent creosote buildup
Switching to a new stove or insert
Camera inspection
Removal of old liner (if any)
Install stainless-steel insulated liner
Connect to appliance
Test for proper draft
