FLUE LINERS IN LEEDS

We offer a full survey service to check if your chimney genuinely needs relining and if it does our gas safe and Hetas qualified engineers will carry out the work with the minimum of disruption.

We cover all areas of Leeds including:

Aberford, Adel, Alwoodley, Alwoodley Gates, Armley, Bank, Bardsey, Barwick in Elmet, Beeston, Beeston Park, Belle Isle, Biggin, Bramhope, Bramley, Burton Salman, Burton Salmon, Chapel Allerton, Churwell, Colton, Cookridge, Cross Green, Crossgates, Dunkeswick, East Carlton, East Keswick, East Rigton, Eccup, Farnley, Garforth, Gildersome, Gledhow, Great Preston, Green Village, Guiseley, Halton, Harehills, Harewood, Hawksworth, Headingley, Hillam, Holbeck, Hook Moor, Horsforth, Huby, Hunslet, Hyde Park, Kiddal Lane End, Kippax, Kirkstall, Ledsham, Little Fenton, Little Woodhouse, Lower Wortley, Lumby, Menston, Meanwood, Methley, Micklefield, Mickletown, Mickletown Methley, Middleton, Monk Fryston, Moor Allerton, Moortown, Morley, Netherby, New Farnley, New Wortley, Newthorpe, North Rigton, Old Micklefield, Oulton, Peckfield, Potternewton, Potterton, Pottery Field, Rawdon, Rodley, Rothwell, Roundhay, Scarcroft, Scholes, Seacroft, Shadwell, Sheepscar, Sherburn in Elmet, South Milford, Swillington, Swillington Common, Thorner, Tingley Common, Tinshill, Weeton, Weetwood, West Garforth, Weatherby, West Park, Whinmoor, Whitkirk, Wike, Woodhouse, Woodlesford and Yeadon

Please click HERE to visit our main website for more information or call us free on 0800 0280652.

A flue liner is a metal tube that is inserted into the existing chimney and may be needed for a number of reasons including:

1) Chimney's built since 1965 can have the clay liners installed incorrectly which is a very common problem.

2) Condensates or tar seeping through the chimney (common with wood burning stoves).

3) Flue leaking smoke & fumes into other rooms.

4) The flue is too cold and not drawing properly (often against outside walls).

5) The old flue is eroded causing frictional resistance to the flow of gases causing poor up draught.

6). The flue is too large for the type of fire/appliance being used and needs reducing in size.