Chimney Liner Installation in Philadelphia

Tile pieces, visible damage, new smoke or draft trouble, a chimney fire, or a change of appliance are reasons to have the venting system checked. Those signs do not establish the repair by themselves. We assess the flue and connected appliance before recommending work. Learn about chimney inspections.

Our planning range is $2,100–$5,900 for chimney liner installation. The written total depends on the appliance, flue height and size, access, liner system, and any related connector, chimney-top, or masonry work. Complex fireplace projects or additional repairs can cost more. We give you a written scope and price before work begins.

Yes. Financing is available for eligible liner projects, subject to provider approval and plan terms. Review your written installation scope and total, then ask about current payment options before choosing how to proceed.

Sometimes. The answer depends on the liner material, where and how it is damaged, the appliance it vents, and whether an appropriate repair method fits that system. We explain the findings and suitable options before quoting a new liner. See our chimney repair approach.

For Pennsylvania work, Franklin Chimney 7 LLC is registered as a Home Improvement Contractor, PA HIC #PA214853. You can ask for a current insurance certificate showing the insured business and coverage dates before work begins. Verify the Pennsylvania contractor registration.

The appliance and fuel, manufacturer instructions, chimney height, flue dimensions, connector, and required liner listing all matter. We measure the relevant parts and identify the proposed system in the written estimate. Insulation or other components are included when the chosen system and job scope call for them.

After you approve the scope, the crew prepares access, installs the specified liner and connections, and performs the checks required for that job. Timing and when the appliance can be used again depend on the system and any related work; we explain those steps in your project plan.

It may help when the liner is the cause, but smoke and draft problems can also come from blockage, sizing, the appliance, or other chimney conditions. We assess the likely cause before recommending a liner so the proposed work addresses the finding.

Product and workmanship coverage depend on the liner system and the work approved. Your written estimate identifies the applicable terms and any manufacturer documents so you can review coverage before installation.