Chimney Flue Installation
The flue is one of the most important components of the chimney, acting as a passageway for smoke and combustion gases to be released from your space. Let us install a chimney flue that’s built to last and designed to keep your indoor air free from pollutants.Â
Protect Your Home or Office with Professional Chimney Flue Installation
The key to a properly functioning chimney, and your heating system in general, is the flue. A professionally installed flue will safely exhaust combustion materials out of your space, so that you can enjoy a fresh, clean and healthy indoor environment. Without the flue, smoke will draft back into the rooms, decreasing ventilation levels and increasing the risk of chimney fires. Â
At Clean Air, we offer expert chimney flue installation services, aimed at safeguarding your space from toxic gases, carbon monoxide poisoning and fire accidents. Whether you want to build a chimney from scratch or make significant upgrades to your chimney, we’ll make sure that your flue system is sized properly and designed according to your requirements. We’ll also line the flue properly to meet safety standards and extend your chimney’s lifespan.Â
Looking for a professional chimney flue installation company that can build a code-compliant flue according to your heating needs? We’re here to help! Schedule an installation with us today!Â
Book a Professional Chimney Flue Installation with Clean Air Today!
Whether you need to upgrade your existing chimney flue or install a completely new one, we’re here to assist you! We’ll install the correctly sized flue type that matches your chimney’s specifications and your energy needs. Call us right away!Â
The Different Types of Chimney Flues That We Install
Masonry Chimney Flues
These are traditional brick-and-stone chimney flues that are typically found in older homes. To extend their longevity, they are usually reinforced with stainless steel liners.Â
Prefabricated Chimney Flues
These modern chimney flues are often preferred for properties that use wood stoves, gas fireplaces or pellet stoves. Made from metal, they are lightweight yet durable.Â
Stainless Steel Chimney Flues
Stainless steel flues can be installed inside traditional masonry flues to offer more fire protection. They can also be used as standalone flues in prefabricated chimneys.Â
Clay Tile Chimney Flues
Often preferred in masonry chimneys, clay tile flues provide decent levels of fire resistance, moisture protection and allow for safe venting of combustion gases. Â
Double/Triple Metal Flues
These are used in high-output heating systems in businesses and industries. They contain two or three sheets of metal with insulating material sandwiched in between.Â
Is your chimney’s existing flue damaged because of a fire accident or general wear-and-tear? Let our commercial dryer vent cleaning. Schedule a cleaningchimney experts inspect it professionally and repair it for you.
Chimney Flue Liner Installation for for Safe and Efficient Heating
Every chimney flue needs a liner to maintain its peak performance. Without a chimney liner, you can expect the chimney to get structurally damaged over time, leading to a dangerous fire explosion and hefty replacement or repair costs. Chimney liners come in different materials and design specifications, each made according to the fuel type, the climate and the needs of your chimney. Â
Here are the benefits of installing a chimney liner:Â
An unlined fireplace chimney is a major security risk that can cause loss of life. Let our experts safeguard you through a properly installed and lined chimney flue.
When Should You Install a New Chimney Flue?
Even the best and most durable of chimney flues aren’t a one-time investment. Over time, repeated usage and heat can cause them to become loose, porous or simply less effective as before due to aging. It can be confusing to know when to install a new chimney flue, so let us simplify that for you through these signs:Â
- When your chimney flue is cracked, it needs to get repaired or replaced. The cracks can otherwise simply increase in size and create bigger problems.
- If your chimney is considerably old, its flue may not be efficient enough to meet your modern demands. Installing a new one is important to restore its functionality.
- When you’re upgrading your heating system and installing new heating appliances, consider upgrading the flue to match your increasing energy requirements.
- If you’ve been through an unfortunate fire accident, it’s important to get the chimney flue replaced professionally to prevent such happenings in the future.
- If the flue is not sized properly according to your chimney, it will lead to poor airflow, overheating and back-drafting. A replacement is necessary in this case.
Let our chimney installation experts replace your damaged flue with a brand new one. Contact us today!Â
Affordable Air Duct Cleaning for Every Home
Did you know dirty air ducts can secretly raise your energy bills and worsen allergies? The good news? Professional air duct cleaning doesn’t have to break the bank! At Clean Air, we believe every home deserves clean, healthy air without the high costs. Our budget-friendly service removes dust, mold, and debris trapped in your ducts, improving airflow and indoor air quality. Whether you’re a busy family, a pet owner, or just want a fresher home, we offer transparent pricing with no hidden fees. Â
Call us now and get a free quote for air duct cleaning! Â
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between chimney flue and chimney liner?
The chimney flue is the passage that allows smoke and combustion gases to be directed outside of your property. A chimney liner, on the other hand, is installed inside the flue to protect it from damage and allow for safe venting.Â
Is it possible to install a new flue in an old chimney?
Of course! Retrofitting old chimneys is a common service, especially when switching to a different fuel type or making changes to your heating system. If you want to install a new flue in your old or outdated chimney, don’t hesitate to reach out to us.Â
How long does chimney flue installation take?
The chimney flue installation process depends on the type of flue being installed and the complexity of your chimney. A residential flue may take about 1-2 days to install, while a commercial or industrial flue may take longer. Feel free to call us to get a more definite answer.Â