My chimney was recently taken apart at the roof line and rebuilt. There is now a large slate cap over the chimney (they did a nice job) but I still get water (lots of it) in my furnace vent (the liner is now rusting). So, oddly enough I had the 3 mentioned chimney guys out to my place to give me a recommendation on my chimney. All 3 also gave me different answers. I find it odd that there's no concensus in the field about what seem to be standard "problems".
Eric Kassab (47/Baltimore plumber) recommended I call Andy McNally (215/836-5330). I haven't dealt with it further but you might want to call Andy.
Good luck, Stephen
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hi all.
I've searched through the archives, so now I'm turning to the list. We need to find another chimney relining person to come in and give us not just an estimate, but advice re whether the chimney itself needs to be taken apart near the roof line and rebuilt, or just lined with a steel liner, or something in between. We've had F. Lotierzo and Sons, T. Kada and Bob Hughes all come in; their advice and estimates were so divergent that we feel like we need to talk to a 4th person (I'd be happy if any two of them had similar advice.) Anyone else that any of you have used? or heard good things about? Someone had recommended Barnes, but we couldn't find a phone #, and Bocca never called back.
Thanks.
Naomi
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