https://www.elevatechimney.com/videos/scorched-chimney-top-before-reline/https://www.elevatechimney.com/images/projects/boulder-chimney-reline/stills/media-scorched-chimney-top-before-reline-poster.jpgThe before: a scorched chimney top with no capA slow look at the burned, rusted top plate and open flue that started this reline, with the old vent cap already off and resting on the shingles.https://www.elevatechimney.com/images/projects/boulder-chimney-reline/media-scorched-chimney-top-before-reline.mp42026-07-22T12:00:00-07:00yesno https://www.elevatechimney.com/videos/feeding-flex-liner-first-chimney/https://www.elevatechimney.com/images/projects/boulder-chimney-reline/stills/media-feeding-flex-liner-first-chimney-poster.jpgFeeding the new flexible liner into the flueThe crew works the new flexible stainless liner down the first brick chimney, guiding it by hand so it seats without kinks.https://www.elevatechimney.com/images/projects/boulder-chimney-reline/media-feeding-flex-liner-first-chimney.mp42026-07-22T12:00:00-07:00yesno https://www.elevatechimney.com/videos/liner-down-flue-storm-sky/https://www.elevatechimney.com/images/projects/boulder-chimney-reline/stills/media-liner-down-flue-storm-sky-poster.jpgLiner going down the second chimney ahead of the stormWith weather building over the foothills, the second chimney gets its liner, fed from the ridge one careful arm length at a time.https://www.elevatechimney.com/images/projects/boulder-chimney-reline/media-liner-down-flue-storm-sky.mp42026-07-22T12:00:00-07:00yesno https://www.elevatechimney.com/videos/new-liner-laid-out-curbside/https://www.elevatechimney.com/images/projects/boulder-chimney-reline/stills/media-new-liner-laid-out-curbside-poster.jpgWalking the new liner, laid out at the curbBefore it goes anywhere near the roof, the full liner run is uncoiled and walked along the front path to check its length and condition.https://www.elevatechimney.com/images/projects/boulder-chimney-reline/media-new-liner-laid-out-curbside.mp42026-07-22T12:00:00-07:00yesno