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Chimney Flue Liner Installation

Stainless steel liners provide a lifetime of protection against chimney fires and carbon monoxide infiltration.

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A stainless steel chimney liner is the gold standard for flue safety. It provides a smooth, insulated pathway for combustion gases, improves draft performance, and protects the surrounding masonry from corrosive byproducts. Eco Grizzly installs UL-listed 316Ti and 304 alloy liners for wood, gas, and oil-burning appliances.

Liner Installation

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Installation Process

We lower a flexible stainless steel liner from the chimney top into the firebox, connect it to the appliance with a stainless tee and clean-out, insulate the liner with vermiculite or ceramic blanket wrap, and seal the top with a rain cap and storm collar. The entire process typically takes half a day.

Liner Sizing and Alloy Selection

The liner diameter must match the appliance flue collar or meet the sizing tables in NFPA 211. Undersized liners create back-drafting and poor combustion. Oversized liners allow flue gases to cool and condense, accelerating corrosion and creosote buildup. For wood-burning appliances, we use 316Ti alloy rated for the acids produced by wood combustion. For gas appliances, 304 alloy provides corrosion resistance at a lower cost. We calculate the correct size and alloy during the inspection.

When a New Liner Is Required

Cracked or missing clay flue tiles. Installation of a fireplace insert or wood stove. Conversion from wood to gas or gas to wood fuel. Chimney fires that have damaged the existing liner. Building code upgrades during a home sale or remodel. A new liner is also required when the existing flue is unlined, which is common in Pasadena homes built before 1950.

How It Works

Four simple steps from first call to finished job.

1

Call or Book Online

Reach us at (424) 258-9882 or submit the online form. We respond within two hours on business days.

2

On-Site Assessment

A certified technician performs a thorough chimney and fireplace assessment at your home.

3

Detailed Report

Receive a written report with photos, condition ratings, and an itemized repair estimate within 24 hours.

4

Expert Service

Choose the repairs or maintenance you need. Our crew completes the work on schedule with a clean jobsite.

Why Choose Eco Grizzly

Licensed, insured professionals delivering quality chimney and fireplace service.

$49 Chimney Inspection

Book online and get a professional Level I chimney inspection for just $49. Written condition report included.

Licensed and Insured

All technicians hold California contractor licenses and carry full general liability and workers compensation insurance.

21-Point Safety Check

Our proprietary 21-point checklist covers every chimney component from crown to cleanout.

Same-Day Scheduling

Call before noon and we can often arrive the same day. Next-day appointments are available for most service areas.

Transparent Pricing

You receive a written, itemized estimate with photos before any work begins. No surprises on the invoice.

Eco-Friendly Practices

We use green cleaning agents, HEPA-filtered vacuums, and recyclable materials to minimize environmental impact.

Real Results

Liner Installation Projects

See real liner installation work completed by our licensed technicians.

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Electric Fireplace Installation

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This project involved removing an outdated fireplace unit, framing out the new opening to spec, running electrical, and installing a modern electric fireplace with a polished slab surround. The result is a clean, energy-efficient focal point for the living room.

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Liner Installation FAQs


Common questions answered by our certified technicians.

UL-listed 316Ti stainless liners carry lifetime warranties against corrosion and are expected to last 25 years or more with proper maintenance.
Insulation is required for wood-burning and oil-burning appliances and recommended for gas. Insulation keeps flue gases hot, which improves draft, reduces condensation, and prevents creosote formation.
Yes. In most cases, the stainless liner is inserted through the existing clay tile flue without removing the tiles. If the flue is obstructed or the chimney has offset angles, limited tile removal may be required.

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