Chimney Liner Repair & Installation in Atlanta, GA

The chimney liner forms the venting passage for combustion products and helps separate flue gases and heat from surrounding chimney materials. Cracks, gaps, deterioration, or an incompatible liner can require further evaluation. ATL Chimney uses inspection findings and appliance requirements to determine whether repair or relining should be recommended.

Illustration of a technician installing a stainless steel chimney liner

Inspection Before Chimney Relining

Relining should be based on the existing liner condition, flue dimensions, appliance, and venting requirements. A Level 2 inspection with camera scanning can document the flue before a relining recommendation is finalized.

See Level 1 & Level 2 chimney inspections

Common Chimney Liner Repair & Installation Problems

  • Cracked clay flue tiles from age or chimney fire
  • Missing liner on an older chimney that was never lined
  • Liner sized wrong for a new gas insert or wood stove
  • Gaps between flue tiles letting heat reach the brick
  • Deteriorated parging from water and acidic condensation

Signs You May Need This Service

  • Pieces of clay tile in the firebox or on the cap
  • A smoky smell or poor draft after installing a new appliance
  • An older chimney that has never been inspected or relined
  • Creosote glazing the liner after a chimney fire
  • Your appliance venting changed and the liner was not updated

Our Chimney Liner Repair & Installation Process

  1. 1

    Video scan to assess the existing liner condition

  2. 2

    Size the new liner to match your appliance and flue

  3. 3

    Install the specified liner system when relining is part of the approved scope

  4. 4

    Insulate the liner for proper draft and safety

  5. 5

    Test draft and provide documentation of the relining

Serving the Atlanta Metro Area

Older Atlanta chimneys may have aging clay tile liners, and some older systems may not be suitable for a newer appliance without modification. When an appliance changes, liner size, condition, insulation, and venting requirements should be evaluated so the recommended relining scope matches the specific system.

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Chimney Liner Repair & Installation FAQ

How much does chimney relining cost in Atlanta?
It depends on the liner type and flue height. Stainless steel relining is the most common and is priced by the foot and difficulty. We provide a written estimate after inspecting your flue.
Do I need to reline if I add a gas insert?
Usually yes. Gas inserts require a correctly sized, often smaller liner to vent properly and prevent condensation problems. We size the liner to the specific appliance.
What type of chimney liner may be appropriate?
The appropriate liner depends on the appliance, flue dimensions, existing chimney condition, listing requirements, and installation constraints. We base the recommendation on the inspected system rather than using one liner type for every chimney.
Can a damaged liner be repaired without replacing it?
The repair path depends on the liner material and extent of damage. Camera documentation can help show the condition so the recommended repair or relining scope is easier to understand.

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Ready to Schedule Chimney Liner Repair & Installation?

Call ATL Chimney or send an online service request. We will document relevant findings, explain the recommended scope, and provide pricing before approved repair work begins.

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