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You may not have put much thought into servicing your chimney before, but a deteriorating chimney can pose serious health risks and safety hazards for you and your family.
When chimneys don’t get the regular maintenance they require, areas can crack or collapse over time, seeping dangerous gasses into your home.
Chimney lining is necessary when your chimney or old chimney lining is deteriorated, cracked, or otherwise unable to properly vent smoke and gasses from your home.
WHAT IS CHIMNEY LINER
The lining of your chimney is a non-combustible barrier that channels the gasses, smoke, and other particles made by your furnace, stove, or fireplace away from your home. This lining is separate from your chimney and can be made from materials such as aluminum, stainless steel, or clay tiles.
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SIGNS YOU NEED A NEW CHIMNEY LINER
A few warning signs you may need a new chimney lining can include:
If you spot any of these signs, you should call your local HVAC company immediately for an assessment. A proper inspection will tell you the condition of your liner and if you need to replace it.
If you are replacing a furnace or hot water tank or changing fuel types, Manitoba Hydro recommends installing or replacing a chimney liner to ensure it matches the necessary venting output. Faulty chimney liners are the number one cause of chimney fires.
CHIMNEY LINER INSPECTION AND REPAIR
Lynn’s HVAC provides chimney lining and chimney relining repairs to Winnipeg and rural Manitoba. We’ve been Manitoba’s trusted company for over 25 years and our certified professionals can help with all of your heating, ventilation, air conditioning needs.
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Some Of Our CHIMNEY LINERS IN WINNIPEG FAQs
At least once a year, experienced and certified chimney professionals recommend that you inspect your chimney liner for cracks or holes. You should also have the liner “swept” by a professional to make sure no blockages are present. If any damage is present, depending on the extent of it, you may need to replace the liner.
If you notice any cracks, gaps, or holes in the liner of your chimney, you should have a professional inspect it. If left unchecked and not repaired immediately, the damage can spread and cause further problems with your chimney.
Additionally, if you notice smoke billowing out through multiple places while the fire is burning, this could be another indication that you may need a new liner. If the smoke smells like burning plastic or rubber, this is an even bigger sign that you may need to replace your chimney liner.
If you notice any of the warning signs mentioned above, it’s important to have a professional inspect it as soon as possible. A chimney technician can help determine if your liner is damaged or needs to be replaced.
They will also be able to provide advice on the best type of liner for your chimney and advise what steps should be taken in order to ensure your safety. It’s important to get this taken care of as soon as you notice any signs that may suggest your liner needs to be replaced in order to prevent further damage and ensure the safety of your home.
Also, if you have recently had a chimney fire, it is always recommended to replace your chimney liner regardless of whether or not you are experiencing any of the warning signs. If your liner has been subjected to a chimney fire, it is likely that the damage may have already occurred, and replacing it will be necessary for your safety.
When deciding whether or not to replace your chimney liner, consider if it is more than 10 years old, as this is when most types of liners begin to deteriorate or become unsafe. If you have any doubts, it is recommended that you speak with a professional chimney service in order to get an expert opinion. They will be able to inspect your liner and determine if it needs to be replaced.
Yes, you should consider replacing your chimney liner when making any changes to your heating system or switching fuel types. Your chimney needs to be able to safely exhaust the new type of combustion gases from your home, and a new liner may be necessary for this.
It is also important to keep in mind that some newer systems create more condensation than older models, which can cause corrosion to the liner. A professional chimney service will be able to inspect your liner and advise you on whether or not it needs to be replaced.
To schedule a service or request a free estimate from Lynn's HVAC, simply visit our website and fill out a contact form. Alternatively, you can call us directly at 204-809-8507, and one of our friendly representatives will be happy to assist you. We are available Monday through Friday to answer any questions you may have and provide complete customer satisfaction.