Cracked or missing flue tiles replaced with a stainless steel liner sized to the fireplace or the appliance. Camera-verified before and after.
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The flue liner is the part of the chimney that actually carries the fire’s exhaust. Cracked or missing clay tiles let heat and gases reach the framing around the chimney. A stainless steel liner puts a continuous, sealed passage back in.
Clay tiles crack from chimney fires, from settling and from decades of heating and cooling. Patching them from inside is not practical. A stainless liner, insulated and sized to the appliance, restores a safe flue in a day and usually improves the draft as well.
The exact scope depends on your fireplace, the flue and what the inspection finds.
Every job begins with a free professional inspection. The final scope depends on the home, the system and what we find.
Examples of chimney relining and related work completed for homeowners across the Hill Country.
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Noah was professional, knowledgeable, and extremely thorough while working on both my air ducts and chimney. He took the time to explain everything and made sure the work was done properly from start to finish.
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Only a camera inspection shows it. We run one up the flue and show you the recording.
For a repair, yes. It is continuous, sealed and sized to what you are burning, and it goes in without taking the chimney apart.
Usually for the better. A correctly sized, insulated liner keeps the flue warmer and the draft steadier.
Stainless liners carry long manufacturer warranties, often lifetime for wood-burning use, provided they are swept.
Most relines are done in one day.
Start with a free professional inspection. We look, photograph, and put the price in writing before any work.
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