CHIMNEY & MASONRY SPECIALISTS

Chimney Liners

Flue Liner Inspection & Installation

Damaged, missing, or deteriorated flue liners may create unsafe operating conditions. Properly selected and installed liners help vent combustion gases and protect surrounding masonry.

Chimney liner sizing and suitability must be determined through inspection and applicable codes. We work with stainless steel liner systems appropriate for the appliance type and fuel being used.

Custom Chimney Caps

Stainless Steel & Copper Chimney Caps

Chimney caps help keep rain, debris, birds, and small animals out of chimney openings. An uncapped chimney allows water directly into the flue, accelerating deterioration of the liner, mortar, and surrounding masonry.

We offer properly fitted stainless steel and copper chimney caps, including custom multi-flue designs where appropriate. A well-fitted cap is one of the most cost-effective ways to extend chimney life.

A chimney can appear sound from the outside while hidden interior defects remain. We recommend appropriate inspection by a qualified chimney professional before deciding on liners or major repairs. An inspection helps identify the right scope of work and avoids unnecessary expense.

Damaged crowns, missing caps, deteriorated mortar, and defective flashing can allow water into the chimney. Timely repairs help reduce additional damage. Regular maintenance is far less costly than addressing water damage after it has progressed.