The frequency of chimney relining depends on factors like usage, the type of liner, and the condition of the chimney. In general, it's recommended to have a professional chimney inspection annually. During these inspections, experts assess the condition of the liner and determine if relining is necessary. More frequent inspections may be needed for heavy use or if any issues arise.

We offer a range of chimney liners to suit different needs. Our options include stainless steel, clay tile, and cast-in-place liners. Stainless steel liners are durable and resistant to corrosion, making them a popular choice. Clay tile liners are suitable for traditional chimneys but may require replacement over time. Cast-in-place liners are versatile and can be customized to fit irregularly shaped chimneys.

Chimney relining is not recommended as a DIY project. It involves complex tasks, including assessing the chimney's condition, selecting the appropriate liner, and ensuring a secure installation. Professionals have the knowledge, experience, and specialized equipment needed to perform chimney relining safely and effectively. Attempting a DIY relining project can lead to safety risks and may not provide the desired results.

The duration of a chimney relining project varies depending on factors such as the type of liner, the condition of the chimney, and the extent of work required. On average, chimney relining can take several hours to a day or more. During the initial inspection, our technicians will provide you with a detailed timeline based on your specific circumstances, ensuring minimal disruption to your daily routine.