Chimney Repair

Your chimney may appear to be in fine condition on the outside. But that could be part of the problem. Many chimneys that look fine on the outside are seriously deteriorated on the inside. The acidic nature of the by-products from the combustion process can deteriorate liners from the inside out. This can lead to a serious fire hazard, a dangerous flue blockage or even result in carbon monoxide poisoning. The worst part is that by the time the problems become apparent from the outside, the structural damage is likely severe on the inside. Fortunately, with our chimney repair specialists, the problem of a deteriorating chimney flue can many times be corrected without completely tearing down and rebuilding your chimney.

Whether gas, oil, pellets or wood fuel is used to heat your home, every chimney must have an approved liner that is in good condition and that is adequate for the appliance that it is connected to. Chimney liners can be made from clay tiles, aluminum, stainless steel or cast-in-place materials depending on the individual situation. Cracks or holes in a liner could by a potentially dangerous situation. Annual inspections are a must to stay on top of any deficiencies in chimney liners.