Chimney Liner Installation & Replacement
A damaged or missing flue liner is a direct path for heat, smoke, and carbon monoxide into your home. We install code-compliant stainless steel liners sized to your exact flue and appliance.
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Why It Matters
Why a Sound Chimney Liner Matters
Required After a Chimney Fire
A chimney fire can crack or destroy a clay tile liner even when the outside looks fine. Most insurers require a liner inspection and replacement before you use the fireplace again.
Stops Carbon Monoxide Leaks
A cracked or gapped liner lets dangerous gases seep into the surrounding masonry and, in some cases, into living spaces.
Matched to Your Appliance
Converting from wood to gas, or installing a new insert or stove? The liner has to be sized correctly for the new appliance's venting requirements.
Protects the Masonry
An intact liner keeps heat and moisture-laden combustion byproducts away from the brick and mortar, extending the life of the entire chimney.
What We Offer
- Stainless steel liner installation (rigid & flexible)
- Full flue measurement & sizing
- Liner replacement after chimney fire
- Insulated liner for wood-to-gas conversions
- Liner installation for wood stove & insert venting
- Camera inspection before & after installation
- Code-compliant venting for all fuel types
- Written documentation for insurance/permits
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if I need a new liner?
Signs include visible cracks or gaps during a camera inspection, a chimney fire in the flue's history, white staining or flaking tile fragments in the firebox, or converting to a different fuel type or appliance.
What size liner do I need?
It depends on your appliance's BTU output and the flue's dimensions. An oversized liner reduces draft, and an undersized one restricts airflow — we size every liner to the specific appliance during a hands-on inspection.
Is a liner required by code?
Most NJ municipalities require a liner for any new gas, oil, or wood appliance installation, and many insurers require a liner inspection after any chimney fire before approving continued use.
How long does liner installation take?
A standard residential liner installation typically takes half a day to a full day, depending on flue height and whether insulation is being added around the liner.
Can you install a liner without removing the chimney?
In almost all cases, yes. Liners are installed from the top of the chimney down through the existing flue — no demolition of the masonry structure required.
Chimney Work Across New Jersey
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Our Services
- Chimney Sweep & Repair
- Chimney Crown Repair & Rebuild
- Chimney Cap & Chase Cover Replacement
- Chimney Waterproofing & Masonry Sealing
Request a Free Estimate
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Green Care Air Ducts & Chimney Services
Licensed & insured, women-owned air duct cleaning, dryer vent cleaning, and chimney sweep & repair company based at 87 Clay St, North Brunswick, NJ 08902. Serving 90 Central NJ towns plus 85 North NJ towns through Green Care BK. Open 24 hours.
Call (848) 205-0506 or email greencarebk@gmail.com for a free estimate.