Chimney systems DONE RIGHT
Class A Chimney
A Class A chimney pipe is a type of insulated chimney designed for high-heat appliances like wood-burning stoves, fireplaces, or furnaces. These pipes are engineered to withstand temperatures up to 2100°F (1150°C), providing a safe channel to vent exhaust gases outside your home. They are often required by code for wood stoves or other solid-fuel heating appliances.
Class A chimney pipes typically consist of two layers of steel with a layer of insulation in between. This insulation helps maintain the heat inside the chimney while keeping the exterior cooler.
| THE MORE YOU KNOW
Do I really need to have my chimney swept?
After an 1/8″ of creosote builds up on the inside of the flue, you are at a high risk of a chimney fire.
Gas and oil furnaces eat away at the masonry causing the terra cotta liner to deteriorate, allowing carbon monoxide into your home. Having a chimney sweeping and inspection performed will reduce the risk of loss the of property.
Get your chimney swept and inspected at least every year to protect your greatest asset, your life.