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Chimney Relining Services in MA & RI

A cracked or deteriorated flue liner is a serious hazard. Our relining services restore your chimney to safe, code-compliant operation β€” quickly and professionally.

CHIMNEY RELINING

What Is Chimney Relining?

Chimney relining means installing a new liner inside an existing flue β€” either because the original liner has failed, or because no liner was ever installed. It is one of the most common and important chimney repairs we perform. Cracks, gaps, and deterioration allow combustion gases β€” including carbon monoxide β€” to escape into the home.

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RELINING OPTIONS

Chimney Relining Methods

Stainless Steel Liner

The most common relining solution. Flexible or rigid stainless steel liner inserted through the existing flue. Fast installation, highly durable, compatible with wood, gas, and oil.

Cast-in-Place Relining

Liquid resurfacing compound poured into the flue creates a seamless new liner. Ideal for chimneys with irregular shapes or multiple bends.

HeatShield Cerfractory Sealant

A spray-applied resurfacing system for moderately damaged liners. Fills cracks and gaps without full liner removal.

WHEN RELINING IS NEEDED

When Does a Chimney Need Relining?

After a Chimney Fire

Heat can crack or destroy a tile liner in a single event.

Inspection Findings

When inspection reveals cracked, broken, or missing liner sections.

Fuel or Appliance Changes

When converting to a different fuel type or installing a new appliance.

Never Lined

In older homes where no liner was ever installed.

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Don't Use a Damaged Chimney β€” Get a Free Relining Quote

Our certified technicians will assess your flue and recommend the best relining option for your system.