Professionally Installed
Chimney Liners
At Chimney Savers, we have over 25 years of experience installing and maintaining chimney liners. A chimney liner isn't just an accessory; it's a critical component that ensures the safety and efficiency of your chimney system.
Our team is here to guide you through the various types of chimney liners and help you choose the right one for your home. Learn more about the importance of chimney liners and how they protect your home below.
Why Chimney
Liners are Important
Chimney liners serve several essential functions.
Safety:
A well-installed chimney liner protects your home from hazardous gases, heat transfer, and potential fires by directing smoke and combustion gases safely outside.
Corrosion Prevention:
Liners prevent the corrosive byproducts produced by combustion from eroding the masonry of your chimney, ensuring its longevity.
Improved Draft:
A properly fitted liner enhances the chimney's ability to ventilate effectively, reducing the risk of smoke or carbon monoxide entering your living space.
Increased Efficiency
With an efficient chimney liner, your heating system operates better, which can lead to lower energy costs and a longer lifespan for your appliances.
Trusted by Your Neighbors
I hired Chimney Savers to install a wood stove insert and a stainless steel liner for the chimney - not trivial. These guys did a great job. Responsive, good price and they showed up on time, got the job done early. I would totally recommend them.
Sam Melehy
Curious about the types of chimney liners we install?
We specialize in three types of highly durable and reliable chimney liners:
Stainless Steel Chimney Liners
Our technicians frequently reline flues with stainless steel due to its exceptional durability and versatility. These liners can efficiently vent wood, pellet, gas, and oil appliances and are available in various shapes and sizes to fit virtually any chimney system. Learn more about stainless steel chimney liners.
HeatShield® Cerfractory® Relining
We offer HeatShield® Cerfractory® relining services to repair deteriorating terracotta tile liners. This economical solution can withstand moisture, corrosive flue gases, and temperatures exceeding 2900°F, potentially saving you thousands compared to total liner replacement. Learn more about HeatShield® chimney liners.
Cast-in-Place Chimney Liners
Chimney Savers is proud to offer the only cast-in-place chimney lining system in Vermont and New Hampshire. This innovative solution creates a seamless and well-insulated chimney liner that enhances structural stability and reduces creosote buildup. Learn more about cast-in-place chimney liners.
Our Process
We know getting chimney work done can be stressful — especially when you’re worried about safety, a mess, or unexpected costs. Our goal is to make the whole process straightforward and painless. Below is how we typically work with homeowners from the initial inspection to follow-up and maintenance.
Initial Inspection
Every service begins with a thorough inspection. We use advanced camera technology to assess internal conditions and identify any issues that may need addressing.
Expert Reccomendations
After the inspection, our technicians will provide clear recommendations based on our findings, ensuring you understand your options for repair or installation.
Professional Installation
When you’re ready, our technicians perform the work with safety and cleanliness top of mind. We protect your home with coverings, control dust with HEPA vacuuming, and follow all manufacturer and code requirements. We’ll keep you informed during the job so you always know what’s happening.
Post-Installation Walk Through
When the job is complete, we’ll show you what was done and answer any questions. You’ll receive care recommendations specific to the liner type installed and tips to keep your system running well.
Follow-Up Care
We recommend annual inspections and are always available if something seems off. If you have any concerns, we are just a phone call away — your families safety and comfort are our top priorities.
Ready to schedule your Chimney Liner Installation?
Contact us today to get started.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I replace my chimney liner?
It depends on the type of liner and how often your chimney is used. Regular inspections will help you determine when it’s time for a replacement.
Can I install a liner myself?
While DIY options are available, professional installation ensures that the liner is properly fitted and compliant with local codes for maximum safety.
What if I have a gas appliance?
Gas appliances often require different liner specifications to accommodate lower heat output. Our team can provide the best solution tailored to your needs.