"Creosote, the black or brown residue of
combustion that collects on the inner surfaces of a chimney flue liner, is
highly flammable. If allowed to build up, it can catch fire, causing cracks
in "fireproof" brick, stone or clay flue liners and allow heat
to reach nearby wood framing and other combustible materials in your
home. A dirty chimney is the cause of many house fires each year. Your fire department recommends a chimney
cleaning at least once per year.”
Chimney Stainless Steel
Liner Install
Many brick chimneys have
the common clay liner in them which protects the outer bricks from collecting
creosote and damaging the chimney.
Without liners, the “average” wear and tear becomes greater. Clay liners eventually become damaged and
would need to be replaced as the chimney continues to be used for burning
purposes.
With stainless steel
liners, you no longer need to worry about replacing your clay liner for the
protection of your chimney becomes much greater.
We offer both round and
square stainless steel liners of every size.
Chimney Repair
Every chimney experiences
normal wear and tear. Occasionally, the bricks that form the chimney
start to chip and become damaged. This
can cause safety issues and possibly lead to infestation of insects and/or
rodents.
Chimney Build With the rise in gas
prices, having a chimney built in your home can allow you to save money in the
long run.
