Category Archives: Chimney Linings

Lining and relining chimneys is an important service that many chimney service companies provide. Chimney liners reduce the chance of fire, improve efficiency, and stop the flow of noxious gasses such as carbon monoxide. At High’s, we’ve installed and replaced hundreds of chimney liners, and we’ve written several articles to share our experience with you so that you can better understand this topic.

Masonry Chimney Repair & Relining

Masonry Chimney Repair is an important if forgotten component of chimney maintenance, call us for a free consultation to ensure your chimney is sturdy and safe. Continue reading

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Chimney Lining | Types of Chimney Relining

Chimney relining: Types of Chimney Lining No matter what sort of chimney lining you have, in time it will need to be maintained or relined. Understanding the three major types of chimney liners will help you discuss with a trusted … Continue reading

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Chimney Inspections | Self Inspection

Chimney Inspection: Midyear Self Inspection An annual chimney inspection is important to ensure proper safety. While these inspections will highlight your biggest problems areas, damage and fire hazards can show up throughout the year. It’s a good idea to keep … Continue reading

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How Do You Stop Smoke From Crossing Over From One Fireplace Chimney To Another?

If you have two fireplaces with flues running up the same chimney structure, (like the picture) you are often a candidate for the problem of smoke crossover. Smoke crossover is when one chimney is breathing out smoke from the fire, … Continue reading

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Benefits Of A Stainless Steel Chimney Liner

Chimney liners are a vital element in the operation of your fireplace or wood stove. And when the liner has deteriorated, cracked or aged beyond its limit you have a choice of materials for the replacement chimney liner. Clay tile … Continue reading

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