aLEXANDRIA Chimney Liner Repair & Installation
Chimney Liner Installers You Can Trust in Northern Virginia and D.C.
Chimney liners, also known as chimney flue liners, are an important part of your home’s venting system. Located inside your chimney, it is the vertical passageway where smoke and gases from your fireplace safely move through to exit your home.
Keeping your chimney liner in good condition is a must. Over time, the liner can deteriorate and will need to be repaired or replaced immediately. When this happens, have our experts at Rooftop Chimney Sweeps handle the job. Our experienced professionals are skilled in installing durable new liners or making repairs as needed.
Protect your home from severe damage by calling (703) 705-7550 or contacting us online to schedule a free chimney liner inspection and estimate.
Why Chimney Liners Are So Important
Your chimney liner plays a crucial role in protecting your home from extreme heat and preventing harmful gases from leaking indoors and creating a fire or breathing hazard. If it is not in good condition, sparks from a fire may ignite the combustible material surrounding the chimney walls and cause severe damage.
Any sort of opening in the flue liner—from a small crack to a minor tear— can hurt the performance of your chimney system and put your home and family at risk. You can avoid such issues by having a trusted chimney sweep clean and maintain your chimney and examine the state of your liner to determine whether repair or a new installation is necessary.
Signs You Need a New Chimney Liner
In our 40+ years dealing with commercial and residential chimneys, we’ve seen it all when it comes to chimney liner problems. We understand that many homeowners are not qualified chimney specialists, so it can be difficult to diagnose your chimney liner’s condition on your own.
Whether you recently moved into a home that has a fireplace or have lived in your home for a while, here’s how you can tell if you need a new installation:
- Smoke leaking into the home
- Moisture damage
- Erosion
- Brick and mortar openings
- Carbon monoxide exposure
- Excessive soot accumulation
There are also many customers that aren’t even sure if they have a liner. Even if you don’t use your fireplace, if you ever need to, you should have one installed. A lack of liner can put you at risk of carbon monoxide poisoning, house fires, and chimney damage.
Choose the Trusted Team Why Rooftop Chimney Sweeps?
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Over 100 Years of Industry Experience
We have centuries of combined industry experience among our employees.
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Certified Master TechniciansWe have two of the fewer than 50 certified master chimney technicians in the USA.
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Fit Any BudgetOur senior chimney consultant will find a solution for your situation and budget.
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ProfessionalsOur employees act in the best long-term interest of the company and client.
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Options Available
We offer a bigger and better selection of products and services than ever before.
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Project FlexibilityWe can handle any chimney project, whether it’s a repair or a cleaning.
Quality You Can Trust Our Reviews
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“I highly recommend them.” - Angela K.
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“They were very professional and knowledgeable.” - Theresa W.
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“I had a fantastic experience with Rooftop Chimney Sweeps, in particular with Grant Raycroft.” - Robert A.
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“He made a clean entrance and exit - Kenny was so nice!” - Kelsey K.
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“My technician Grant was thorough, kept my home clean, and explained everything to me.” - Jordan M.
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“But the part that impressed me the most was how friendly the techs were to each other, teamwork, and sincere kindness to each other.” - Jamie A.
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“They are polite, professional, and best of all HONEST!” - Cara W.
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“Emanuel did a terrific job inspecting my chimney, reporting on its condition, and recommending the work that needed to be done.” - Jon S.
Types of Liners We Install
At Rooftop Chimney Sweeps, we use high-quality liners for your fireplace and can select the best option for your home so it provides sufficient protection.
Some of the liners you can choose from include:
- Clay tile liners – This old-fashioned line option is still effective as it can tolerate high heat without getting damaged and can last upwards of 50 years if well maintained.
- Stainless steel liners – This liner type is rising in popularity due to its flexibility and affordability. They can withstand temperatures up to 2100 degrees Fahrenheit and come with a warranty. We recommend this type of liner for upgrading or replacing existing chimneys.
- Aluminum liners – Similar to stainless steel liners, aluminum varieties cost less but have a lower melting temperature at about 1215 degrees Fahrenheit max. It’s not meant for wood-burning fireplaces. We recommend these ideally for gas chimneys.
Let Rooftop Chimney Sweeps Restore or Revamp Your Liner
If you know your chimney liner needs some professional attention but are unsure where to begin, our experienced and knowledgeable chimney technicians are always eager to offer you guidance. We offer outstanding installation, repair, and maintenance solutions to best suit your needs and budget. We respond quickly to requests and will assign you a courteous account manager who can direct you toward the best services for your household. Experience the difference by giving us a call.
Call (703) 705-7550 or fill out our online form to receive a free estimate for chimney liner services in Alexandria, Richmond, Newport News, and surrounding areas.
