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9 years ago

I Have the liner inside my chimney broke and was blocking the airway I was able to break it open and its made out of some kind of clay,,,could you please tell me what it would cost me to replace the liner and looking to replace it with metal ? thank you.

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sdello
9 years ago
The cost depends a lot on the condition and configuration of your chimney and the location of your house. Call some local chimney sweeps for estimates.
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