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Chimney flue liner installation in Falcon Trace

Chimney liner replacement in Falcon Trace planned around the chimney you have, with separate lines for any repair it needs first.

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Inside your chimney relining quote in Falcon Trace

Flue size, route and appliance come first. Our Falcon Trace crew records these before any relining price is set.

  1. Flue dimensions and the usable route
  2. Offsets and changes of direction
  3. Liner length from base to top
  4. Clearances to combustibles we could confirm

How we handle chimney relining in Falcon Trace

Details that decide the liner we propose in Falcon Trace, each one traceable in your estimate.

Why new clay tile is rare in an existing chimney

Clay tile goes in as a chimney is built, course by course, with the masonry laid around it. Putting new tile into a finished chimney generally means opening the masonry to reach the flue, which turns a relining into a partial rebuild.

A listed metal system can be lowered from the top instead, which is why relining proposals for existing chimneys are usually built around one. If your chimney is being rebuilt anyway, clay can come back into the discussion, and we price both approaches honestly so you can weigh them.

Adding, removing or changing an appliance

NFPA 211 also calls for that closer inspection when an appliance is added or removed, or replaced with one of a different type, input rating or efficiency. A new stove, a retired furnace or a switch in fuel can each change what the flue has to handle.

Tell us about planned changes before anything is sized. A liner chosen for the old arrangement may not suit the new one, and relining twice is an expense nobody wants. If the new appliance is already chosen, bring its model number or manual to the inspection so the flue can be checked against it.

Insulation changes the size that fits

An insulation wrap adds thickness around the liner, and the wrapped liner still has to pass the tightest point in the flue. One maker notes that insulation affects the dimensions needed for installation.

When we plan an insulated liner, we measure against the wrapped size rather than the bare pipe and confirm the route before ordering. That avoids a liner that slides down bare but binds once it is wrapped. If the wrapped size will not pass, the estimate explains the alternatives, from removing old tile to another listed product.

Reading the appliance manual first

Every relining starts with the appliance manual. It gives the flue size, any venting limits and the clearances for the connector.

When the manual is missing, we identify the appliance from its label and find its instructions before sizing anything, rather than working from a similar model. If the appliance cannot be identified, we say so and explain how that affects what we can recommend, since a liner is only as right as the information it was sized from.

Before your relining in Falcon Trace

Not seeing your question? Our Falcon Trace liner team will answer it by phone.

Is insulation always required with a stainless liner in Falcon Trace?

No. It is required in some situations, such as when clearances to combustibles cannot be confirmed, and recommended in others, such as a chimney on an outside wall. We tell you which applies to your Falcon Trace chimney and price it clearly.

What if the chimney has cracked or loose masonry?

Loose, missing or cracked masonry has to be fixed before relining, because the liner depends on a sound chimney. We list that work separately and explain the order of the job.

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