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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

If you have a wood burning fireplace, a fireplace insert, or a woodstove, you may be curious to know what is the best firewood to use. The simplest answer is that you should use the driest, best seasoned wood you can get. Dry wood will burn more completely than green wood, resulting in a hotter fire with less smoke. A cold, smoky fire that comes from using unseasoned wood will make more creosote build up in your chimney liner than you would have with dry firewood.Read More
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Chimney and Fireplace Safety

1/9/2011 12:00 AM

Snuggling up in front of the fire on a cold winter night can be like a tropical paradise sometimes. Nothing feels better than your fingers, toes and nose thawing out in front of a natural fire. However, if the proper safety is not taken when using the fireplace and chimney, then things can go wrong; quickly.Read More
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Finding information about chimneys can be easy. However, some of the terminology used when describing a chimney may be a bit confusing. It is important to know what the words mean in order to understand exactly what you are reading. Otherwise, you would just be reading and not really absorbing.Read More
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Creosote buildup inside your chimney is the primary reason you will need to have the chimney cleaned, and it is the primary cause of chimney fires. Creosote is one of the chemical products of incomplete combustion of fuel.Read More
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