Chimney Re-lining Makes Older, Masonry Chimneys Safer
Why reline? The most common reason we reline masonry chimneys with stainless steel is to preserve their structural integrity when they've been damaged by a chimney fire or weather-related incident. Another reason we recommend relining a chimney is to prevent the buildup of flammable creosote on terra cotta flue tile surfaces. Your chimney sweep can more quickly, easily, and thoroughly clean a stainless steel-lined chimney than an unlined one.
A Chimney Re-lining Primer
If you're contemplating choosing a company to reline your chimney with stainless steel, here are some basic yet crucial suggestions:
Evaluate the company's experience and training; choose a chimney specialist rather than a company that provides a wide range of other unrelated services
Ask questions and assess the thoroughness with which they're answered
Understand the scope of the work proposed and the expected results
If you have more than one estimate, be sure to compare "apples to apples" with regard to quality and source of materials proposed, technical expertise of company, and actual chimney relining strategy
Ask for chimney customer references
Find out whether your job might be covered by Homeowners' Insurance
Contact us by email or phone to schedule a convenient appointment time.
(828) 586-6904 -
Sylva NC, Jackson County, Swain County, Bryson City NC, Cherokee NC
(828) 743-2660 -
Cashiers NC, South Jackson County
(828) 524-9910 -
Highlands NC, Franklin NC, Macon County
(828) 298-6547 -
Asheville NC, Weaverville NC, Black Mountain NC, Waynesville NC, Canton NC, Haywood County
Contact us by email or phone to schedule a convenient appointment time.
(828) 586-6904 -
Sylva NC, Jackson County, Swain County, Bryson City NC, Cherokee NC
(828) 743-2660 -
Cashiers NC, South Jackson County
(828) 524-9910 -
Highlands NC, Franklin NC, Macon County
(828) 298-6547 -
Asheville NC, Weaverville NC, Black Mountain NC, Waynesville NC, Canton NC, Haywood County