Chimney Liner Installation in Port Jefferson, NY
A chimney liner protects the masonry from heat and corrosive exhaust and gives the appliance a properly sized flue. We install stainless steel liners sized for your fireplace, wood stove, boiler or furnace.
Chimneys in Port Jefferson
Port Jefferson's harbor village has older homes on hillsides that face wind off the water. Repointing, flashing and crown repairs come up often.
About chimney liner installation
A chimney liner is the inner wall of the flue. It contains heat and exhaust, protects the masonry from corrosive byproducts and gives the appliance a flue of the right size so it drafts properly.
Signs you need it
- An inspection found cracked or missing flue tiles
- A new boiler, furnace or stove is being installed
- Converting from oil to gas
- After a chimney fire
- Draft or condensation problems
How we handle it in Port Jefferson
- 1. Camera inspection. We confirm the condition of the existing flue.
- 2. Size the liner. Matched to the appliance's requirements.
- 3. Clear written estimate. You get a written estimate describing the work before anything starts.
- 4. Install. Liner, connections, insulation if needed, top plate and cap.
- 5. Verify. We check the installation and draft.
Call before installing or replacing a heating appliance or stove, or when an inspection finds flue damage.
Chimney Liner Installation in Port Jefferson: FAQ
Do you offer chimney liner installation in Port Jefferson?+
Yes. SkyFlue Chimney & Fireplace serves Port Jefferson and the rest of Suffolk County. Call (934) 271-0372 or request a free estimate.
Does my chimney need a liner?+
Most chimneys venting fireplaces, stoves or heating appliances need a sound, properly sized liner.
What types of liners are there?+
Clay tile, cast-in-place and metal (usually stainless steel) liners. We install stainless steel liners.
Why does liner size matter?+
A flue that's too big or too small for the appliance can cause poor draft, condensation and creosote.
Do new boilers need new liners?+
Often, especially when switching fuel or when the new appliance has different venting requirements.