Chimney Relining
Chimney liners damaged by fire, lightning, deterioration by Chimney Fire age, or originally installed improperly must be replaced to protect your home. Relining a fireplace flue involves inserting a lifetime UL-listed stainless steel liner system with proper insulation into an existing chimney. This method is the most effective, affordable way to repair chimney liner damage to meet NFPA 211 safety codes.
Full Service Chimney™ uses the finest materials and proven, reliable technicians – using the highest quality stainless steel, we will repair your flue so your chimney works properly.
Location: Serving the Entire Kansas City Metro Area.
Our team of CSIA Certified Technicians provide a variety of hearth & home maintenance services to more than 38 cities in the local community. We’d love to help you too!
Please visit our Locations Page to view a complete list of areas in Kansas and Missouri that we visit daily.
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What Our Customers Say
"Great people who are good at their work but also care about the details that make up the overall experience."
"We used Full Service Chimney for the first time and I could not be more pleased. They are professional, thorough and most of all they provided excellent customer service. They explained everything in detail and are working with us on some needed repairs. I highly recommend them to come out and service your fireplace. Thank you Full Service Chimney for your professionalism and fo..."
"Everyone was very professional and courteous even when there was a problem with the gas line connection in the fireplace. They stayed until the problem was fixed which delayed their next project. I am very pleased with the results and the professionalism of everyone who worked on the project. This was the second project at my home and was very pleased both times. I highly reco..."
"They did a great job... very professional! Jacob and his crew stuck to it in spite of the rain to get it done right."