A chimney liner protects your home and vents combustion gases safely. We install stainless steel liners sized correctly for your wood, gas, or oil appliance.
Signs you need chimney liner installation
- An older home with a cracked or unlined clay flue
- Installing a new insert, stove, or high-efficiency appliance
- A failed inspection or a chimney fire in the past
Our process
1Measure
We size the liner exactly to your appliance and flue.
We size the liner exactly to your appliance and flue.
2Recommend
Stainless steel for safety and long life.
Stainless steel for safety and long life.
3Install
A proper, insulated, code-compliant fit.
A proper, insulated, code-compliant fit.
4Certify
We confirm a safe, efficient draft.
We confirm a safe, efficient draft.
Honest, upfront pricing
We give free, upfront quotes before any work begins — no surprises and no pressure. And with financing up to 60 months at 0% interest for qualified homeowners, bigger repairs are easy to handle.
Frequently asked questions
Why do I need a liner?A liner protects the masonry from heat and acidic gases, prevents leaks into your walls, and is required for many modern inserts and stoves.
What is the best liner material?Stainless steel is the standard for durability and safety across wood, gas, and oil.
Do inserts need a liner?Yes, a properly sized liner is required for safe, efficient venting of a new insert.