The liner is what protects your home's structure from the heat and byproducts of a fire as they travel up the chimney. Pocono Chimney provides chimney liner repair and installation for homeowners throughout Pocono Pines and the surrounding Pocono Mountain area.
A liner that's cracked, deteriorated, or improperly sized can allow heat and combustion byproducts to reach nearby framing, or can create draft and creosote problems. Our liner work includes installing new liners, removing old or damaged tile liners where necessary, aligning liners properly with a connected stove pipe, and insulating liners for better performance. One example from our own customer experience: a liner installation where the chimney had a turn at the bottom — we removed the tiles that were blocking proper alignment, fit the liner to align correctly with the stove pipe, and insulated the completed liner.
Photo: Chimney Liners in progress on a Pocono Mountain home
A properly insulated liner also matters for how well a chimney performs through a Pocono Mountain winter — insulation helps flue gases stay warmer as they rise, which supports better draft and can reduce creosote formation during heavy winter use.
Understanding of Pocono Mountain homes and the regional weather conditions that affect them.
Use of modern tools and technology for chimney sweeping, inspection and repair work.
Familiarity with local codes and regulations related to chimney work in the Pocono area.
Straightforward, attentive local service from a company that answers your questions directly.
Pocono Chimney provides chimney liners throughout Pocono Pines and surrounding Pocono Mountain communities, generally within approximately 15 miles of Pocono Pines.
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A liner protects the surrounding masonry and framing from heat and combustion byproducts, and helps the chimney draft properly.
It depends on the extent of the damage. Some liner issues can be addressed directly; more significant deterioration may call for a full liner replacement.
Yes — liner installation and alignment work applies to wood stove and stove-pipe connections as well as open fireplaces.
