Chimney liner installation in Town 'n' Country
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Our Approach to Relining Chimneys in Town 'n' Country
Open fireplace, insert or stove, the liner follows the appliance and our experts explain why.
Repairs the chimney may need before relining
A new liner does not cancel every defect around it. The manufacturer instructions we follow say defects found during preparation are repaired before relining, unless the lining system itself is what corrects them.
Loose bricks at the top, open joints and a cracked crown are usually separate repairs. A broken clay tile inside the flue may be something the new liner replaces.
Our estimate separates the two kinds of work, so you can see which items the liner handles and which need their own repair.
Where a stovepipe enters the side of the chimney
Under Florida's code, a stovepipe joins a masonry chimney from the side through a thimble made of fireclay, metal or rigid refractory material, which holds the connector so it can neither pull out nor slide in beyond the liner.
With a relined flue, the liner usually ends in a tee at the thimble. The opening may need enlarging for the fitting, and the gap around it is sealed with masonry and mortar afterward. A sealed thimble also keeps room air from being drawn into the chimney around the liner.
Our team checks clearances to nearby walls at that connection too, since they still apply after the liner is in.
Choosing a cap for the relined flue
A cap keeps rain, debris and animals out of the new liner. Where a rain cap is fitted to a masonry chimney, the Florida Building Code sets its net free area at four or more times the area of the flue outlet.
A cap that is too restrictive can hold back the gases the new liner is meant to carry. Caps sold with a liner system are designed around its size.
We fit a cap that suits the liner and the chimney top, and explain how it is fastened.
Why relining is a job for experienced installers
Liner makers state that their liners must be installed by an experienced professional familiar with heating appliances and chimneys. The work combines sizing, preparation, routing, insulation and sealing.
A mistake in any one of those steps can leave the system outside its listing even when the finished top looks tidy. That is also why a relining estimate should list each step rather than a single line for the liner.
Our specialists follow the instructions for each liner we install and explain every step, so you know what was done inside the chimney as well as on top.
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Stainless liner work is 10% off for 72 hours after your flue inspection.
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Checked Before the Liner Is Ordered in Town 'n' Country
- Fireplace opening measured against the flue size
- Liner material, diameter and any ovalized section
- Crown condition and the seal around the liner
- Chimney height above the roof and nearby structures
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