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Chimney Relining Done Right!

Step 1: Flue Preperation

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Prior to installation, the chimney is inspected, cleaned, and prepared using industry recognized procedures &  equipment. Should the flue already be lined, the existing liner is removed. All openings such as clean-outs, thimbles, and fireplace openings are sealed and secured.


Step 2: Material Installation

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The proper former is calculated for your heating appliance. The inflatable rubber former is then lowered into the flue, inflated, and  centered. The Supaflu lining material is prepared (adding water) then pumped into the chimney from the top. All voids, cracks, and holes are filled with the slurry. 


Step 3: Former Removal

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After the new Supaflu liner has fully cured, the former is deflated and removed from the flue, leaving a smooth, round, one-piece liner.  the new crown is and wash is installed at this time.


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P.O. Box 1094 Scarborough, Maine 04070
 Office: 207-883-1155 
  • About
    • History
  • How It Works
    • What Liners Do
    • When To Line Your Chimney
  • Why It Works
    • Benefits
  • Find An Installer
  • Become An Installer
  • Gallery
  • Contact
    • Informational Links