Chimney Liner Insulation
“Chimney Liner Insulation?”, is an important topic to think about with regard to your chimney. I’m going to try to answer a number of questions on …
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Damage to Chimneys
Chimney fires, lightning strikes and other traumas to the chimney can cause damage to the liner and, in some cases, to the masonry structure itself. Wood, …
Pumped Masonry Versus Stainless Steel Liners
Pumped Masonry Stainless Steel Is centered in the flue to assure complete coverage throughout the chimney. Provides structural strength to deteriorated or cracked casings,fills open joints, …
Why Reline A Chimney?
Heat Protection The masonry components of a chimney conduct heat. If the temperature is high – as in a chimney fire – enough heat can be …
Which is The Best Type of Chimney Liner
The best type of chimney liner depends on many factors, including the type of appliance, the type of chimney, and its intended use. Not to …
Anatomy of a Chimney
The Anatomy of a Chimney will help you to better understand how things work with your fireplace, gas or wood stove, even your furnace. A chimney, …
Fireplace Water Leaks
Water leaking into the fireplace Water should not leak into your fireplace. If it does, first be sure you have a chimney cap to keep water from running …
Smoky Wood Stove Endings
Smoky Wood Stove Endings: If your stove seems to work okay once you get it going, but smokes when you are done using it, as the …
What To Consider When Choosing A Cast Liner
The longevity of a Cast-In-Place Liner is a result of the technique and equipment used during the installation of the product. A great deal of concern …