Chimney
Chimney liner installation in New Jersey
The liner carries heat and exhaust safely out of the house. When the old one is cracked or missing, we fit a stainless steel liner from the roof.
A roofer calls you back within 1 hour during business hours.
Know the signs
When a chimney needs a new liner
You cannot see most of a liner, so problems are usually found during an inspection or an appliance change.
- An inspection found cracked or missing clay tiles
- Pieces of tile or mortar falling into the fireplace or cleanout
- A new furnace, boiler or water heater is being connected
- An older chimney that was never lined
- Moisture or staining on the chimney walls inside the house
How it works
How we install a liner
- Inspect and measureWe check the flue and measure it so the liner is the right size for what it serves.
- EstimateYou get a free price for the liner and installation.
- InstallThe stainless liner is fed down the flue from the roof and connected at the bottom.
- Cap and sealThe top is sealed and capped to keep rain and animals out.
Our work
Chimney jobs we have done
Questions
Chimney Liner Installation: common questions
What does a liner actually do?
It contains the heat and exhaust gases and keeps them from reaching the brick and the house framing. A damaged liner lets both escape where they should not.
Do you need to open walls inside?
Normally no. The liner goes in from the top of the chimney.
How do I find out if mine needs replacing?
Start with an inspection. We check the flue from the top and tell you what we see.
Ready when you are
Roof trouble? Talk to a roofer today.
Call and a friendly person picks up. Or send your request and a roofer calls you back within 1 hour during business hours.