Fireplace Reline and Appliance Reline

A chimney liner is one of the most important parts in your chimney as it protects both your home from harmful smoke, heat, and CO2 but also your family.

Originally, chimney liners were made of clay that were meant to stop gases from leaking back into the house and prevent heat from transferring to wood and other materials used during the building of the house.

Ensuring your chimney has a proper liner is especially important if your home was built before the liner code which happened in the 1940. Houses that were built “Before 1940” were not required to have any type of liner at all and may be at risk to fire, gases and heat transfer or fires.

Our Chimney Reline Services:

  • Fireplace Liners
  • Rain Caps
  • Top Mounting Damper
  • Waterheater Liners
  • Furnace Liners

Our Past Reline Projects:

Learn More About How We Can Help: 651-363-9769

Frequently Asked Questions

A real professional won’t take you up to the roof, but they should be able to show you photos that they took of the interior that shows either the damaged liner or lack of a liner if you have
an older home.

There are three main categories when it comes to chimney liners: Light – High Performance Light – Heavy. Whoever is installing your chimney liner kit should be able to inform you which liner is best for your chimney, but they do vary in cost with the heavy liners being the strongest and costing more.

If the liner won’t fit with the insulation, the chimney professional who’s installing the liner may have to remove the clay liner tiles. If they do need to take this step, they’ll inform you of it.

All the insulation used for chimney liners is for properly venting the solid fuels being burned. There’s a difference between insulating your chimney on the outer wall rather than the interior, and your chimney professional has his reasons for choosing one over the other. That all depends on the type of chimney you have though.

Fireside Chimney Supply do! Depending on where you buy your chimney liner, there are a number of chimney liners that come with a lifetime warranty that covers damages. As well, many warranties can be transferred to your home’s new owner if you choose to sell (or buy). Though be sure to take you due diligence as some warranties require that your liner be installed by a professional and that your chimney is properly inspected on an annual basis.

Protect Your Biggest Investment

A problematic chimney can lead to fire, leaks, and smoke damage if not properly maintained. Don’t put your family or assets at risk.

What Past Customers Thought of JJ Chimney Services L.L.C.

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Jose was very prompt in getting out and getting me an estimate. Once he was ready to start he worked around my schedule. He did excellent work and finished when he said he would. The rebuilt chimney looks amazing. I will definitely hire him again for any future brick work.
Mike R.
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June 2020
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Jose's work quality is EXCELLENT!! I can't say enough good things about him. He is very professional and it was such a pleasure working with him. Also, I might add, a very good value.
Shirley L.
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August 2020
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Very professional, showed up when they said and on time. They are very thorough, explained what needed to be done. Their prices were much more reasonable(better) then several other quote I received, and kept in communication with me. Highly recommended!
Lam T.
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September 2019