Chimney Liner Installation Swindon
For a professional chimney liner installation service in the Swindon area, look no further than Billing Chimneys. We are a family company with a reputation for providing high-quality chimney work since 1980.
Chimney liners come in a variety of types and the correct one to use will depend upon the existing flue or chimney, it’s condition and the type of fuel being burned. A liner installation needs to be carried out to meet building regulations, but the main reason why you should choose a professional installation company is safety. A flue is needed to take away waste gases produced from burning and to achieve this a draught is required. A chimney liner will ensure the flue is leak proof and provide an efficient draught.
Billing’s experienced engineers will advise on the best type of flue for your needs and supply and install it to high standards.
For details of the types of liner installed by Billing, see below.
- Isokern® Pumice Liner
- Flexible Stainless-Steel Liner
- Isokoat
- Prefabricated Stainless-steel Rigid Systems
Chimney Liner Installation Photos
Isokern® Pumice Chimney Liner Installation
Isokern® chimney liners are made from pumice, a naturally occurring light and porous volcanic rock. It makes an ideal material for a chimney liner due to its excellent insulating properties. Using pumice also reduces the risk of cracking as there is very little expansion and contraction during use. If you are considering refurbishing your chimney or are someone building a new chimney this kind of chimney liner is well worth considering.
Read MoreBilling Chimneys use Isokern® systems because they are easy to install and lightweight. They can be fixed internally or externally and are suitable for use with appliances burning most kinds of fuel. Isokern® systems have been installed across Europe for over sixty years and are long lasting and reliable. There’s a wide range of sizes and accessories making it a very versatile system.
Pumice chimney liner systems are not the cheapest option, they are however a great investment. To find out more and about how this could improve the efficiency of your flue and appliance, why not give us a call.
Flexible Stainless-Steel Liner Installation
There is a lot of choice when it comes to installing a chimney liner system and the most common type is a flexible stainless-steel liner. These liners are ideal for domestic and commercial properties and are easy to install. If you look at the wide range of this type of liner it may seem overwhelming and this is why it’s worth engaging a professional installer like Billing Chimneys. Our experienced engineers will first assess your existing flue or chimney. If there are no bends or obstructions, then there will be no need to break into the brickwork.
Read MoreIt is important to fit the correct liner for the appliance, both in terms of the fuel to be burned and the safe connection between the appliance and the flue. The manufacturer of the appliance will stipulate the diameter of the liner. A flexible stainless-steel liner is less expensive than a pumice liner and whilst not as long-lasting will give many years of service.
Prefabricated Twin Wall Flue Systems
Prefabricated twin wall flue systems are used to ventilate appliances where there isn’t an existing flue. The type installed will depend upon the size of the property and the size and kind of appliance. Billing use a variety of twin walled systems, for example an ICS system might be used for large residential and commercial properties. Other systems Billing uses are Rite Vent, B Vent and K Vent. These systems are easy to install and are more generally fixed on the outside of a property.
