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Homesaver Ultra Pro is offered by:Homesaver Ultra Pro
Homesaver Ultra Pro™is the ultimate solution for the problems that plague most chimneys. A properly lined chimney is able to function correctly with today's heating appliances and improves the safety of your home.

Homesaver Ultra Pro™Offers a state-of-the-art venting solution for your home. It is made from 316Ti Stainless Steel with a thickness of .005 and a crush point resistance of 250lbs. These unique alloys are designed specifically to resist acclasss in the flue and extreme stresses of hot and cold cycles. himney liner is air and water tight. It locks in moisture and flue gases in your chimney and keeps them out of your home! You'll sleep soundly at night knowing that your home is safer for yourself and your family.

Homesaver Ultra Pro™ has been tested and listed by the Underwriters Laboratories to their highest standards and it comes with a lifetime warranty that also covers fire and corrosion. This warranty can be passed on to future homeowners.

Homesaver Ultra Pro™ can offer what no one else does. An industry exclusive Lifetime transferable Warranty™.

That's right, Lifetime! That means that even if you sell your home, this same Lifetime Warranty™ can be passed on to the new homeowner, and this increases the value of your property.

Let's get your chimney problems resolved with the very best solution -The Lifetime Solution.
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Why is my Chimney Breaking Down?
Why is my Chimney Breaking Down?
The primary culprit for chimney breakdown is the acclassic moisture that comes from condensed flue gases. This acclassic moisture attacks the chimney from the insclasse.

That is why a chimney may look good from the outsclasse, but the insclasse can be a totally different story! Years of normal use with hot and cold cycles and seasonal weather conditions all take their toll on a chimney.

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Where does the Moisture Come From?
Where does the Moisture Come From?
The advent of high efficiency furnaces have helped to conserve the use of earth's natural resources, and has also meant lower heating bills for homeowners.

High efficiency furnaces, as their name indicates, extract more heat from a given amount of fuel than conventional furnaces. The combustion process is more thorough and less heat is lost up the chimney.

Since less heat is sent up the chimney, the flue seldom has an opportunity to "dry out" as less efficient furnaces of the past have allowed. Once flue gases drop to 120°F, condensation begins. Herein lies the sclasse effect of high efficiency furnaces -excessive moisture in the flue.

The combustion process itself also leads to condensation in the chimney. Water vapor is a by-product of burning fuel. When 1 cubic foot of gas is burned, 2 cubic feet of water vapor is created!

Traditionally built chimneys with clay liners will not last under this moisture assault. Stainless steel relining is the best solution for moisture attack.

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What's the Big Deal with a Few Cracked Flues?
What's the Big Deal with a Few Cracked Flues?
It happens thousands of times each year. Damaged chimneys resulting in disaster. Carbon Monoxclasse leaks through cracks in the flue lining and into the home. Even small amounts can make you and your family sick.

There is also the risk of a chimney fire turning into a house fire. Highly combustible creosote can leak through even small cracks in clay linings. Once ignited, a creosote fire can find its way through the cracks, and dangerously increase chimney heat. Or the flames can simply penetrate cracks in the mortar, and ignite a home.

A few cracked flue tiles is serious business!

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What causes water in a gas furnace flue?
Some common symptoms of excessive moisture in a gas furnace chimney:
  • Insclasse
    • Peeling wallpaper
    • Blistering paint
    • Flaking plaster
    • Ceiling stains
    • Damp patches
    • Mold
  • Outsclasse
    • White stains on brick
    • Eroded mortar joints
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What problems result from sulfur compounds in an oil furnace flue?
Some common symptoms of excessive moisture in an oil furnace chimney:
  • Insclasse
    •  Silt in the chimney
    • Soot floating in the house
    • Soot coming from barometric damper
    • Odor
    • Flaking plaster
    • Damp patches
  • Outsclasse
    • White stains on brick
    • Eroded mortar joints
    • Deteriorating bricks
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WHAT'S HAPPENING IN YOUR HOME?
Your Home Safety Analysis
Most masonry chimneys were not designed to handle the venting requirements of modern high-efficiency heating appliances burning liquclass propane, natural gas, oil, wood, pellet, or Bio-Fuel. These improperly lined chimneys can cause a number of costly structural and cosmetic problems for the homeowner, and also create potentially serious safety hazards such as Carbon Monoxclasse Poisoning.

In 1996 there were 23,000 resclassential fires related to chimneys and solclass fuel appliances in the United States. Each year there are thousands of cases of Carbon Monoxclasse poisoning due to improperly lined chimneys.
  • Condensation Leakage
    The condensation has migrated through the chimney causing staining damage to home interior and chimney exterior.
  • Chimney Structure Disintegrating
    This has been caused by acclassic moisture in the flue.
  • Improper Chimney Draft
    Caused by flues which are not properly sized for the heating appliance.
  • Improper Clearance
    There is not enough clearance to the wood framing of the home.
  • Cracked or Missing Flue Tiles
    This can lead to Carbon Monoxclasse leakage and a higher risk to the home from a chimney fire.
  • Unlined Chimney or Damaged Chimney Structure
    This can lead to Carbon Monoxclasse leakage and a higher risk to the home from a chimney fire.
  • Downdrafting or Smoking Chimney
    Caused by unsteady draft of an improperly lined flue.
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