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Chimney Liner Installation

UL-listed stainless liners for wood, gas, and oil.

From $1,499

What's Included

An intact liner is the difference between a safe fire and a house fire. We install UL-listed stainless steel liners for wood, gas, and oil appliances, plus HeatShield ceramic relining for historic chimneys.

  • UL 1777 stainless steel liners
  • HeatShield ceramic relining for cracked tile
  • Insulated liner kits for maximum draft
  • Lifetime transferable warranty
  • Code-compliant with NJ Uniform Construction Code

Our Process

  1. Step 1

    Inspect

    Camera scan documents current liner condition.

  2. Step 2

    Size

    Liner diameter matched to appliance BTU.

  3. Step 3

    Install

    Top-down installation, insulated, sealed at both ends.

Frequently Asked Questions

Quality 316-grade stainless liners typically last 15 to 25 years and come with a lifetime warranty.
When the clay tiles are cracked or spalled, after a chimney fire, when the flue is unlined, or whenever you change the appliance, a new gas or high-efficiency insert almost always needs a correctly sized liner because the old flue is far too large for its exhaust volume.
Rigid liner is used where the flue runs straight and access allows it, and it resists creosote buildup slightly better. Flexible liner is used for offset or bent flues, which covers most older New Jersey chimneys. Both are stainless; the choice is dictated by the chimney, not by price.
In most cases yes. Insulating the liner keeps flue gases hot enough to vent properly, reduces condensation and creosote formation, and is required by many manufacturers for the warranty and for zero-clearance ratings on interior chases.

Liner Installation across New Jersey

We dispatch certified technicians for liner installation to every county in the state. Pick your town for local pricing, code notes, and scheduling.

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