Stainless liner installation starts at $3,000 in Brooklyn and $5,000 in Manhattan, including labor and materials.

Chimney Liner Cost in NYC

New liner installation starts at $3,000 in Brooklyn, and $5,000 in Manhattan — parts and labor. Exact price depends on flue height, diameter, and condition. 10-year warranty on every stainless steel liner installation.

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Liner types we install

  • 316Ti flexible stainless — the standard for most NYC relines; navigates offsets, resists corrosion.
  • Rigid stainless — for straight flues; maximum durability.
  • Clay tile — original in many older chimneys; we replace failed sections.
  • Cast-in-place — for damaged flues needing structural restoration.

What affects liner cost

  • Flue height — taller chimneys need more liner material.
  • Diameter — must match the appliance for safe draft.
  • Existing damage — crumbling flues need prep work.
  • Oil-to-gas conversion — if you switched fuels, the old flue size may be wrong; we check sizing as part of every liner quote.

In Brooklyn, a typical brownstone liner starts at $3,000 in Brooklyn unless the flue is unusually tall or damaged.

FAQs

How much does a chimney liner cost in NYC?

New liner installation starts at $3,000 in Brooklyn and $5,000 in Manhattan, including labor and materials. We quote exact price after a camera inspection.

How long does a liner last?

Stainless liners are built for decades of service. We will discuss expected lifespan for your specific setup.

Do I need a permit in NYC?

DOB permits are often required for liner installations in NYC and are arranged by the licensed vendor performing the work.

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Chimney Inspection BEFORE Installing a New Boiler

Before installing a new boiler, have your chimney inspected to ensure the flue is properly sized and in good condition. An incorrectly sized or damaged flue can cause dangerous backdrafting and carbon monoxide issues. We check flue sizing as part of every boiler-related inspection.