New chimney liners measured and fitted in MetroWest
A liner sized to your appliance and proven through your flue before ordering. Free inspection from our local family-owned team in MetroWest.
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Line by line, your liner proposal in MetroWest
Checked on the roof and at the appliance in MetroWest, then written into your free estimate.
- Test piece or guide cone run through the flue
- Insulation, marked required or optional
- Crown condition under the top plate
- Room and roof protection during the work
Relining explained for MetroWest homeowners
Where the code, the product and your appliance meet, on a relining job in MetroWest.
What an inspection can and cannot see
The closer inspection NFPA 211 describes covers accessible portions of the chimney, including attics, crawl spaces and basements reached without removing permanent parts of the building. It does not mean opening walls or ceilings to look behind them.
When something that matters to the liner is hidden, such as framing behind a finished wall, we say so in writing and explain what further access would answer the question. We would rather state an open question plainly than quote as though it were known and correct the price later.
The metal in a stainless relining system
In one listed stainless flexible system, the liner, top plate and rain cap are all 300 series stainless steel, with worm-drive clamps securing the parts. Knowing the alloy matters when an appliance produces corrosive condensate, since some products exclude those appliances.
We record the product and alloy in your paperwork, and we tell you in the estimate why that alloy suits the appliance you use. If a different alloy is called for, the reason is written down beside it.
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.
Rust streaks below an old liner top
Rust running down the crown or the masonry below a metal liner top can come from a failing cap, corroded clamps or a liner not suited to its appliance. The streak shows where to look, not what failed.
We check the cap, plate, clamps and liner end, and tell you which part needs attention. Sometimes a single part can be replaced, and sometimes the corrosion reaches the liner itself, in which case replacement of the whole system is the honest recommendation.
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What people in MetroWest ask about liners
Not seeing your question? Our MetroWest liner team will answer it by phone.
Do I need to be home during the installation?
Someone needs to give us access to the fireplace or appliance area, since the job connects inside the house as well as on the roof. We agree on a time that suits you when we schedule.
Is the relining inspection really free in MetroWest?
It is. We inspect the flue at your MetroWest home without charge and without any obligation to book. The findings and a written estimate are yours either way.
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