Stainless steel is one of the most protective materials you can select for your relining project as they offer many fire-protective benefits and are a great investment over time. We will always recommend this material!
Your fireplace and chimney work hard to keep you and your home warm and toasty when the temperatures drop. Additionally, you likely rely on a water heater and a furnace or boiler to meet your many heating needs. Because these things are so heavily depended upon, it’s critical to ensure they are always running as safely and smoothly as possible, and this can be done so by guaranteeing the lining for each system is well-equipped to combat the heat! Chimney.com offers relining services that’ll keep you and your loved ones better protected from the risks of things like damages and fires.
Your chimney’s liner is the noncombustible channel that all smoke and gases pass through as they are exiting your system; it can be found inside the chimney and operates as a second mechanism from the actual chimney structure. Common choices for chimney lining include:
Stainless steel is one of the most protective materials you can select for your relining project as they offer many fire-protective benefits and are a great investment over time. We will always recommend this material!
When installed professionally, clay tile liners can last up to 50 years; the issue with this type of material, though, is that it is difficult to replace without breaking through the walls of your chimney.
Created with cement, these liners are durable and offer great insulation properties, which, in turn, reduces the amount of creosote output, keeping your chimney clean and working well. This method is not recommended, however, as it is next to impossible to remove the cement lining should damages occur.
When things with your chimney/fireplace lining fail you, it’s crucial to schedule a relining service before its next use. A few reasons to consider a relining service include:
While it’s crucial to ensure your chimney and fireplace are properly lined, it’s also important to keep your home’s appliances in check! Any unit that utilizes fuel to produce heat can pose a fire hazard; ensuring the appliance’s lining is intact and fitted properly is your best bet at improving its performance and limiting the risks of a fire! The appliances we providing relining services for include:
For the past 30 years, Chimney.com has honed our craft to be able to deliver top-notch relining services to our Maryland, Northern Virginia, and Washington, DC, communities. Since 1989, we have only used premium chimney materials to tackle each and every project, and we proudly offer free estimates on our services so you’re never hit with unknown costs. We are one of the only companies in the metropolitan area licensed by the WSSC, so you can rest assured knowing you’re in great hands with us! Ready to get started? Call (301) 945-7955 or set up an appointment online at your earliest convenience!
Chimney.Com has been serving the Maryland, Northern Virginia, and Washington, DC, residents since 1989. You view our full list of service areas below:
Lining your fireplace is a protective measure to prevent fires from damaging you or your property.
Stainless steel is recommended as it provides the best fire protection, and it also comes with a lifetime guarantee.
Removing your old liner is important so as to ensure the new liner fits in your fireplace seamlessly without clogs or a buildup of creosote.
Technically, fireplace relining can be a DIY job, but it’s recommended to hire a professional to ensure the job is done as correctly as possible.
