Liners, Caps & Crowns
Stainless steel liners, caps and chase covers — the parts that protect everything else.

Chimney Liners, Caps & Crowns
The liner carries hot gases safely out; the cap and crown keep water and animals from getting in. Together they decide whether your chimney quietly does its job or quietly falls apart.
Stainless steel relining
Cracked clay tiles, a new furnace going into an old flue, or damage after a chimney fire — all point to a stainless liner: seamless, correctly sized, and typically the last liner the house will ever need.
Caps & chase covers
An uncapped flue takes in rain, squirrels, birds and raccoons. We install stainless caps (never the galvanized big-box kind that rust out in three winters) and replace rusted-through chase covers on prefab chimneys — the #1 cause of prefab leaks.
FAQs
Why does a new furnace need a new liner?
Modern appliances vent cooler, wetter exhaust that eats old masonry flues. Right-sized stainless protects both the flue and the appliance.
Do I really need a cap?
It’s the cheapest insurance a chimney can have. Yes.
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