Chimney relining is the most practical and affordable way to repair deteriorated or damaged chimneys. Chimney liners are used to protect the inside of a masonry chimney from wear and tear caused by wet conditions. Moisture, over time, will cause decay and corrosion of mortar, clay, and brick liners. How? Moisture reacts with the exhaust […]
This article is not directed at anyone or any company just at the process and in the name of doing quality work. Being in the chimney business for over 20 years has allowed me to witness all kinds of installations and repairs. As in any construction there are right ways to do things and there
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Author – Marge Padgitt Homeowners have asked chimneys.com for information on what types of flue lining systems are available for masonry chimneys and what the advantages or disadvantages are among them. As a chimney contractor, we have used all types of lining systems so I’m familiar with each. In this next series of articles I
Author – Marge Padgitt Homeowners often get confused when they hear that their chimney needs to be relined. The first thought that may come to mind is, “What the heck does that mean?” This writer will attempt to explain – in laymen’s terms – what relining is, why it may be needed, and all of
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