Chimney Relining Services

Professional chimney relining services by Chimney Concepts to restore the integrity of your chimney system and ensure proper venting of combustion gases. Our expert relining solutions improve safety and efficiency.

Stainless steel liners

Cast-in-place liners

Clay tile repair

HeatShield system

Code-compliant installations

Why Choose Chimney Concepts for Chimney Relining Services

We deliver quality craftsmanship, reliable service, and complete customer satisfaction.

Certified Expertise

Our technicians are certified professionals with extensive training and experience.

Superior Materials

We use only premium quality materials that are built to last and perform exceptionally.

Satisfaction Guaranteed

Our work is backed by a 100% satisfaction guarantee for your peace of mind.

Our Chimney Relining Services Process

We follow a systematic approach to ensure quality and efficiency

Initial Assessment

We thoroughly inspect your chimney or fireplace to identify any issues and determine the best approach.

Detailed Proposal

We provide a comprehensive proposal outlining the scope of work, materials, and cost estimate.

Expert Service

Our skilled technicians perform the service efficiently and with attention to detail.

Final Inspection

We conduct a thorough inspection to ensure the work meets our high standards and your expectations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about our Chimney Relining Services

Why would my chimney need to be relined?

Your chimney may need relining if the existing liner is damaged, deteriorated, or missing altogether. Common reasons include cracks in clay tile liners, chimney fires that damaged the liner, improper sizing for new appliances, or older chimneys that were never lined. A damaged liner can allow heat, gases, and creosote to reach combustible parts of your home, creating a serious fire hazard.

What types of chimney liners do you install?

Chimney Concepts installs several types of liners depending on your specific needs: stainless steel liners (flexible or rigid), cast-in-place cement liners, and the HeatShield cerfractory flue sealant system. We select the best solution based on your chimney's condition, the type of heating appliance, fuel source, and budget considerations.

How long does chimney relining last?

Properly installed stainless steel liners typically last 25-30+ years and usually come with a lifetime warranty. Cast-in-place liners can last 50+ years. The durability depends on proper installation, the quality of materials used, appropriate maintenance, and the type of fuel being burned.

Is chimney relining required by code?

Yes, building codes require that all chimneys have a proper liner. The International Residential Code (IRC) and National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards both mandate that chimneys be lined. If you're purchasing a home, insurance companies often require proof of a properly lined chimney before issuing policies.

How long does the relining process take?

Most standard chimney relining projects can be completed in one day. However, more complex jobs involving multiple flues, difficult access, or extensive repairs to the surrounding chimney structure may take 2-3 days. We'll provide you with a specific timeframe after assessing your chimney.