Protect your family with expert stainless steel chimney liner installation from CSI-certified professionals.
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When your chimney liner fails, you’re not just dealing with poor heating performance. You’re risking carbon monoxide exposure, house fires, and thousands in water damage repairs.
A properly installed stainless steel chimney liner changes everything. Your fireplace draws correctly. Your heating bills drop because heat isn’t escaping through cracks. Most importantly, dangerous gases vent safely outside instead of seeping into your living space.
You get peace of mind knowing your family is protected. Your home insurance stays valid. And you avoid the nightmare scenarios that come with deteriorated chimney systems.
Certified Chimney Inspections has been serving Exeter, RI homeowners since 2000. We formally established the current company in 2016, but our experienced team has been working together for over twenty years.
Every one of our technicians is CSI certified through the Chimney Safety Institute of America. That means we understand the specific requirements for safe chimney liner installation, not just general contracting work.
We also operate a retail stove store, giving us deep knowledge of how different heating systems interact with chimney liners. This isn’t a side service – it’s what we do every day.
First, we inspect your existing chimney to determine the right liner size and material. Most installations use stainless steel liners because they handle high temperatures and resist corrosion from Rhode Island’s coastal climate.
Next, we remove the old liner if one exists and clean the chimney thoroughly. The new liner gets carefully lowered down the chimney and connected to your heating appliance. All connections are sealed properly to prevent gas leaks.
Finally, we install the top plate and cap, then test the entire system. You get documentation showing the installation meets local building codes and manufacturer specifications. The whole process typically takes one day for most homes.
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Every chimney liner installation includes the stainless steel liner sized specifically for your heating appliance. You get all necessary fittings, connections, and sealing materials rated for your system’s temperature requirements.
The installation includes proper insulation around the liner when required by code. In Exeter’s older homes, this often means adding insulation to meet current safety standards. You also get a new chimney cap and top plate designed to work with your new liner.
All work comes with documentation for insurance purposes and future home sales. We handle any permit requirements and ensure the installation passes local inspections. Free estimates help you understand chimney liner cost upfront, and in-house financing makes major installations manageable.
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