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Chimney Liner Pro

All of our chimney liner products are made from the highest quality stainless steel and aluminum in the industry. Everything is in stock and ready to be shipped in 2 to 5 business days. We offer the best warranties in the industry, free shipping, and donations to Wounded Warriors. We have a large catalog of products and a custom fabrication shop, please call us now if you can't find your chimney liner product. 1-800-785-9124

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If your home was built before the 1940s, there's a good chance your chimney was constructed without a clay tile liner. Whatever type of chimney you have, keeping the flue free of damage is critical for safety. But when repairs are needed, should you install the new chimney liner yourself or call a professional? Here's what you need to know before deciding.Read More
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Planning to install a chimney liner? Don't overlook the insulation. While skipping it might save you a little money upfront, proper chimney liner insulation delivers major benefits in safety, efficiency, and long-term maintenance costs. Here's why insulation should be a non-negotiable part of your chimney liner design.Read More
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A chimney cap might not be legally required, but it's one of the smartest, most affordable upgrades you can make to protect your chimney and home. From blocking rain and debris to keeping animals out and improving draft, here are the six top reasons every chimney needs a cap.Read More
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Types of Chimney Caps

6/29/2015 12:00 AM

Not all chimney caps are the same. From materials and base shapes to draft-enhancing designs and top-sealing dampers, the right cap depends on your chimney type and what you want it to do. Here's a breakdown of the main types of chimney caps and how to choose the best one for your home.Read More
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If you have a wood burning fireplace inside your home, you can probably do some simple things to your fireplace and chimney to improve your home’s energy efficiency. Some of these are free and will give you an instant return on your time investment, while others can cost a bit of money.Read More
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Not all chimney liners are created equal. While clay tile, cement, and aluminum are common materials, stainless steel offers unique advantages that make it one of the most popular choices for homeowners today. Here are seven benefits of installing a stainless steel chimney liner.Read More
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A fireplace that doesn't draw well isn't just annoying — it's a safety hazard. Poor draft leads to wasted fuel, creosote buildup, smoky rooms, and even dangerous carbon monoxide levels. Here's what can affect your chimney's draft, and how to fix it.Read More
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Cozy fires are one of winter's greatest pleasures — but your fireplace might be quietly wasting energy and polluting the air. Here's how to enjoy your fireplace while cutting fuel costs and reducing your environmental impact at the same time.Read More
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Installing a chimney cap is one of the smartest ways to protect your chimney — but only if you choose the right size and install it correctly. Here's a complete guide to measuring, selecting, and installing a chimney cap for your home.Read More
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Most homeowners don't think about their chimney liner — until something goes wrong. But by then, small problems can turn into serious safety hazards. Here's how to know when it's time to install a new chimney liner and why it matters for your home's safety and efficiency.Read More
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